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    • Jan 27, 1975
    Harmonica player Charlie McCoy records "Please Don't Tell Me How The Story Ends" at the Cinderella Studios in Nashville. The track is the last addition to his album "Charlie My Boy," which earns a Grammy nomination
    Apr 15, 1975
    Harmonica player Charlie McCoy delivers the national anthem for the Atlanta Braves' home opener in Fulton County Stadium. The team defeats the Houston Astros, 6-1
    May 15, 1975
    Harmonica player Charlie McCoy overdubs his part on Loretta Lynn's "Home" at Bradley's Barn in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee
    Jul 5, 1975
    The Statler Brothers' Happy Birthday U.S.A. concert is held a day late, thanks to a holiday downpour. With 37,000 people on hand in Staunton, Virginia, the band's special guests are Johnny Russell and Charlie McCoy
    Jul 28, 1975
    Guitarist Grady Martin, fiddler Johnny Gimble and harmonica player Charlie McCoy take part in overdubs for La Costa's "Western Man" at the Columbia Studios in Nashville
    Mar 2, 1976
    Charlie McCoy overdubs harmonica on the Dolly Parton single "All I Can Do" at RCA Studio B in Nashville
    Jun 7, 1976
    Jerry Reed, Bill Anderson, harmonica player Charlie McCoy and Grand Ole Opry singer Carol Lee Cooper take part in the Fan Fair Softball Tournament at Two Rivers Park in Nashville
    Jun 23, 1976
    Keyboard player Shane Keister and harmonica player Charlie McCoy work with producer John Farrar on Olivia Newton-John's pop hit "Sam" during an overdub session at the Creative Workshop in Nashville
    Jul 6, 1976
    Charlie McCoy stops by Bradley's Barn in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, to overdub harmonica parts on two Loretta Lynn singles: "Out Of My Head And Back In My Bed" and "Somebody Somewhere (Don't Know What He's Missin' Tonight)"
    Oct 9, 1976
    Ray Charles hosts the syndicated "Music Hall America," also featuring Charlie McCoy and Tom T. Hall
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