Oct 19, 1976

The Statler Brothers record "The Movies" during an afternoon session at Nashville's US Recording Studio. It namechecks six people and 42 films, including cowboy stars Roy Rogers and Tom Mix, plus the western pictures "Mexicali Rose," "Shane," "Rio Grande," "True Grit," "Jesse James," "Twelve O'Clock High" and "Santa Fe"

Oct 20, 1976

The Statler Brothers record "I Was There" at the US Recording Studio in Nashville

Oct 21, 1976

The Statler Brothers record "(I'll Even Love You) Better Than I Did Then" at Nashville's US Recording Studio

Oct 23, 1976

The Statler Brothers guest on the syndicated TV show "Pop! Goes The Country," hosted by Ralph Emery. They perform "Your Picture In The Paper," "The Class Of '57" and "Bed Of Rose's"

Oct 30, 1976

"Music Hall America" welcomes Charley Pride, The Statler Brothers, Ronnie Milsap, Diana Trask and Dave & Sugar

Dec 11, 1976

The Statler Brothers perform "I'll Go To My Grave Loving You" and Larry Gatlin sings "Broken Lady" on "Hee Haw"

Jan 8, 1977

Loretta Lynn's family is celebrated on the syndicated "Pop! Goes The Country," hosted by Ralph Emery with a theme song by The Statler Brothers. Lynn's recording of "Coal Miner's Daughter" opens the episode. Lynn, Crystal Gayle, Jay Lee Webb and Peggy Sue sing "Put It Off Until Tomorrow"

Mar 10, 1977

"The Best Of The Statler Brothers" brings the quartet a gold album from the RIAA

Mar 12, 1977

The Statler Brothers host the syndicated TV show "Music Hall America," joined by Brenda Lee, Billy Swan and The Earl Scruggs Revue

May 3, 1977

Jimmy Dean hosts the NBC special "Country Music Hit Parade," with Donna Fargo, Freddy Fender, Crystal Gayle, George Jones, Tammy Wynette, Mel Tillis, Don Williams, The Statler Brothers, The Dirt Band, The Oak Ridge Boys, Ronnie Milsap and Ray Stevens