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    • Oct 2, 1943
    Ernest Tubb begins hosting his own half-hour show on Nashville radio station WSM prior to the Grand Ole Opry
    Dec 2, 1943
    Decca releases Ernest Tubb's "Try Me One More Time"
    Jan 13, 1944
    Ernest Tubb records four Top 10 hits in a Los Angeles recording session: "Tomorrow Never Comes," "Soldier's Last Letter," "Careless Darlin'" and "Yesterday's Tears"
    Jan 15, 1944
    Ernest Tubb records "Keep My Mem'ry In Your Heart" in Los Angeles
    Jan 18, 1944
    Ernest Tubb records "You Nearly Lose Your Mind" in Los Angeles
    Mar 15, 1944
    "Jamboree," featuring Ernest Tubb singing "Walking The Floor Over You" and "You Nearly Lose Your Mind," makes its theater debut
    Mar 18, 1944
    "Ridin' West" debuts in movie theaters, starring Charles Starrett, Ernest Tubb, Lloyd Bridges, Johnny Bond and Wesley Tuttle
    Apr 20, 1944
    Decca Records releases Ernest Tubb's double-sided hit, "Soldier's Last Letter" backed with "Yesterday's Tears"
    May 18, 1944
    "Riding West," the second movie to feature Ernest Tubb, debuts
    Sep 2, 1944
    Ernest Tubb reaches #1 on the Billboard country singles chart with a war-themed title, "Soldier's Last Letter"
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