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Dec 22, 1958
Hank Snow records "Chasin' A Rainbow" at Nashville's RCA Studio B
Dec 23, 1958
Gram Parsons' father, Cecil "Coon Dog" Connor, commits suicide with a .38 caliber pistol at his home in Waycross, Georgia
Dec 25, 1958
Elvis Presley, serving with the Army in Germany, receives an electric guitar from his father for Christmas
Dec 25, 1958
The Everly Brothers begin a 10-day appearance at Manhattan's Loew's Theater in "Alan Freed's Christmas Rock & Roll Spectacular," joined on the bill by Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley and Jackie Wilson
Dec 26, 1958
Johnny Cash, Tex Ritter and The Sons Of The Pioneers open at the Showboat Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada
Dec 27, 1958
The Rosalind Russell movie "Auntie Mame" appears in theaters. A decade after his country hit with "Dear Oakie," Doye O'Dell has a bit part in the picture
Dec 27, 1958
Ricky and David Nelson share the cover of TV Guide
Dec 28, 1958
Decca releases Bill Monroe's "Gotta Travel On"
Dec 28, 1958
Mike McGuire, of Shenandoah, is born in Haleyville, Alabama. As the drummer for the group, he contributes to such hits as "The Church On Cumberland Road," "Two Dozen Roses" and "I Want To Be Loved Like That"
Dec 28, 1958
Joe Diffie is born in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Emerging in 1990, he melds traditional country with borderline-novelties to create a string of hits that includes "Ships That Don't Come In," "Honky Tonk Attitude" and "Third Rock From The Sun"
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