So Lonesome I Could Die
December 31st, 1952
Hank Williams is pronounced dead at Oak Hill General Hospital in Oak Hill, West Virginia, after passing away in the back seat of a Cadillac, en route to a show in Canton, Ohio.
Ferlin Huskey
Milsap's Journey Begins
December 26th, 1972
Ronnie Milsap moves from Georgia to Nashville to take a job at the King Of The Road Motor Inn.
The Little Library That Could
December 12th, 2003
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, in its seventh year, donated its one-millionth book, The Little Engine That Could, to the parents of a one-year-old in Danville, Alabama.
An Opry Exodus
December 5th, 1956
Several artists were dismissed from the Grand Ole Opry including Ray Price, Faron Young, George Morgan (Lori's dad), Johnny Wright, Kitty Wells and Justin Tubb.
The End Of Texas Swing
December 3rd, 1973
Bob Wills holds what proves to be his final recording session at the Sumet-Burnet Studio in Dallas.
A Tradition Is Born
November 28, 1925
George D. Hay begins a weekly broadcast called "The WSM Barn Dance" broadcasting in Nashville, with a one-hour performance by Uncle Jimmy Thompson.
Platinum Rose Garden
November 21, 1986
Lynn Anderson collects the only platinum album of her career, for Rose Garden.