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Apr 24, 1943Richard Sterban, of The Oak Ridge Boys, is born in Camden, New Jersey. He provides the distinctive bass vocal presence on such hits as "Elvira," "Bobbie Sue" and "Love Song" after joining the group in 1972. The Oaks are inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2015Apr 5, 1972Elvis Presley performs at Memorial Auditorium in Buffalo, with future Oak Ridge Boy Richard Sterban on backing vocals. Fellow future Oak Joe Bonsall attendsJun 10, 1972Elvis Presley's afternoon performance during a four-show stand in New York is taped for a future album: "Elvis As Recorded At Madison Square Garden." Future Oak Ridge Boy Richard Sterban is a backing vocalist, and Bob Dylan is in the audienceNov 1, 1976The Oak Ridge Boys open for Freddy Fender at the Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix. During "Faded Love," Richard Sterban's bass notes draw cheers and applause from the women in the audience for the first timeSep 21, 1977Paying homage to its best-known industry, Nashville elects to call its minor league baseball team the Nashville Sounds. Among the club's owners: Conway Twitty, Jerry Reed and The Oak Ridge Boys' Richard SterbanJul 18, 1980The Oak Ridge Boys' Richard Sterban, a co-owner in the Nashville Sounds, attends at Greer Stadium as the minor-league baseball team drops the Orlando Twins, 2-1Feb 18, 1982An ownership group including Conway Twitty, Jerry Reed and The Oak Ridge Boys' Richard Sterban announces the purchase of the Salt Lake Gulls AAA baseball teamFeb 4, 1983The day of his scheduled wedding, Richard Sterban decides not to marry Donna Summers. A Knoxville paper reports that he stands up disco queen Donna SummerNov 10, 1984William Lee Golden marries Luetta Callaway in Las Vegas, with fellow Oak Ridge Boy Duane Allen serving as best man. Joe Bonsall and Richard Sterban are groomsmenJul 23, 1986The Oak Ridge Boys' Richard Sterban plays right field for the final out of the Southern League All-Star Game in Huntsville, Alabama. The Nashville Sounds, owned in part by Sterban, beat the league's All-Stars, 4-2
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