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    • Oct 10, 1971
    Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass grab their third straight Instrumental Group of the Year trophy at the fifth annual Country Music Association awards, held at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville
    Oct 18, 1971
    Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass record an instrumental version of The Statler Brothers' "Flowers On The Wall" at Nashville's RCA Studio B. The track earns a Grammy nomination in 1973
    Oct 25, 1971
    Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass spend part of a second session on "Flowers On The Wall" at Nashville's RCA Studio B
    Nov 2, 1971
    Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass hold an overdub session at Nashville's RCA Studio B, where they work on "Flowers On The Wall"
    Apr 18, 1972
    Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass record "Wabash Cannonball" and "I Saw The Light" at Nashville's RCA Studio B. The tracks are added five years later to the Grammy-nominated album "Chet, Floyd & Danny"
    Aug 28, 1972
    Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass record "I'll Fly Away" during an evening session at Nashville's RCA Studio B. The track picks up a Grammy nomination in 1974
    Aug 29, 1972
    Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass hold an afternoon overdub session for "I'll Fly Away" at Nashville's RCA Studio B
    Aug 31, 1972
    Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass add further overdubs to "I'll Fly Away" at RCA Studio B
    Oct 16, 1972
    Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass win the Country Music Association's Instrumental Group of the Year award for the fourth consecutive year during the sixth annual event at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium
    Aug 23, 1973
    The NBC-TV prime-time lineup features guests Donna Fargo, Jeannie C. Riley, Jerry Reed, Johnny Russell and Danny Davis & The Nashville Brass on "Dean Martin Presents: Music Country"
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