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Sep 5, 1982 Jerry Lewis' telethon includes guest appearances by Loretta Lynn and Johnny Cash, who duets with June Carter on "Jackson" - Places
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Sep 5, 2001 Reba McEntire begins shooting "Reba," a weekly sitcom for the WB TV network, in Los Angeles - Titles
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Sep 5, 1955 Tennessee Ernie Ford sings "Sixteen Tons" on his daytime variety show. Fan mail pours in, and Ford records it two weeks later - Time
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Sep 5, 1963 Songwriter Dallas Frazier moves to Nashville from Los Angeles. He goes on to write Jack Greene's "There Goes My Everything," The Oak Ridge Boys' "Elvira," George Jones' "If My Heart Had Windows" and Gene Watson's "Fourteen Carat Mind," among others - Miscellaneous
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Sep 5, 2004 Trick Pony appears on the first day of Jerry Lewis' annual Muscular Dystrophy Telethon. Others who lend their talents include Kenny Rogers, The Warren Brothers, Joe Nichols, Brad Cotter, Elton John, Tony Orlando, Celine Dion, Dr. Phil and Julie Roberts
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