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Oct 25, 1949
Ernest Tubb becomes a critic: The singer begins a six-month stint on Nashville's WMAK Radio, with a daily, one-hour show, "Ernest Tubb's Record Roundup," in which he offers his opinions on the latest releases
Oct 25, 1949
Singer/songwriter Walter Hyatt is born in Spartanburg, South Carolina. His group, Uncle Walt's Band, provides a training ground for David Ball. A musical associate of Lyle Lovett, Hyatt's multiple influences make him a predecessor of Americana
Oct 26, 1949
Future Country Music Association nominee B.B. King has a daughter, Shirley King
Oct 27, 1949
Bass player Garry Tallent is born in Detroit. A member of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band, he moves to Nashville in the 1990s and appears on the "Happy, Texas" soundtrack, playing on Randy Scruggs & Joan Osborne's "Passin' Thru"
Oct 27, 1949
Guitarist Jack Daniels is born in Choctaw, Oklahoma. He joins Highway 101, twice named the Country Music Association's Top Vocal Group behind such hits as "Somewhere Tonight," "The Bed You Made For Me" and "Cry, Cry, Cry"
Oct 29, 1949
Dewey Phillips debuts his "Red Hot 'N' Blue" radio show on WHBQ in Memphis. Five years later, he becomes the first deejay to play a record by Elvis Presley
Oct 30, 1949
Capitol releases Leon Payne's version of "I Love You Because"
Oct 31, 1949
Columbia releases Floyd Tillman's "I Gotta Have My Baby Back"
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