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Apr 25, 1959
Billy Grammer sings "Gotta Travel On" during "The Dick Clark Show" on ABC-TV
Apr 25, 1957
Gene Sullivan records "Please Pass The Biscuits"
Apr 25, 1957
The reverend Andy Jenkins dies. A member of The Jenkins Family--one of the first country acts to appear on the radio--he wrote Jimmie Rodgers' 1928 release "Ben Dewberry's Final Run"
Apr 25, 1957
Patsy Cline records "Three Cigarettes In An Ashtray" at New York's Pythian Studio
Apr 25, 1955
Capitol releases Hank Thompson's double-sided hit, featuring "Breakin' In Another Heart" and a collaboration with guitarist Merle Travis, "Wildwood Flower"
Apr 25, 1954
The Sterling Hayden western "Arrow In The Dust" opens in theaters with a cast that includes two country hitmakers: Jimmy Wakely and Sheb Wooley
Apr 25, 1954
Singer/songwriter Rob Crosby is born in Sumter, South Carolina. He writes Lee Greenwood's "Holdin' A Good Hand," Martina McBride's "Concrete Angel" and Eric Paslay's "Friday Night," and has two hits in 1991 as an artist: "She's A Natural" and "Love Will Bring Her Around"
Apr 25, 1949
Decca releases Bing Crosby's "Riders In The Sky." The song is destined to become a Johnny Cash hit in 1979
Apr 25, 1948
T. Texas Tyler plays Carnegie Hall while his recitation "Deck Of Cards" picks up steam on the national charts
Apr 25, 1946
The Durango Kid battles Arizona cattle rustlers as "Galloping Thunder" debuts in theaters. Charles Starrett is joined in the cast by Smiley Burnette and Merle Travis & His Bronco Busters
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