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May 19, 1969
Roger Miller records "Where Have All The Average People Gone" in Nashville
Aug 4, 1969
Jerry Lee Lewis records "She Even Woke Me Up To Say Goodbye" at the Monument Studios in Nashville
Oct 20, 1969
Jerry Lee Lewis records "Once More With Feeling" in a late-night session at the Monument Studio in Nashville
Jun 10, 1970
Roger Miller records "South"--referencing Joe South in the process--and "Tomorrow Night In Baltimore" during a 6 p.m. session at Nashville's Jack Clement Studios
Jan 14, 1972
Jerry Lee Lewis records "Chantilly Lace" at the Mercury Recording Studio in Nashville
Jan 25, 1973
Roger Miller records "Open Up Your Heart" for Smash Records at the Mercury Studios in Nashville. He cuts the hit version of the song three months later after moving to Columbia Records
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