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    • Jan 1, 1956
    Elvis Presley performs two shows with Hank Snow and Webb Pierce at Kiel Auditorium in St. Louis. It kicks off the year that Presley is transformed from a regional act to a superstar
    May 31, 1956
    Hank Snow records "Conscience I'm Guilty"
    Dec 21, 1957
    After giving Colonel Tom Parker a red sports car for Christmas, Elvis Presley goes to the Grand Ole Opry in a tuxedo. He takes pictures with Brenda Lee, Johnny Cash, Hank Snow, Ray Price and Faron Young, and goes on stage to wave to the audience
    Jan 24, 1958
    The Hank Snow Music Center, an instrument shop, opens at 810 Church Street in Nashville. On hand for the festivities: Ernest Tubb and The Wilburn Brothers
    Jan 27, 1958
    Despite a protest by "Heartbreak Hotel" writer Mae Boren Axton, who questions his "moral character," Canadian Hank Snow becomes an American citizen during a ceremony in Nashville
    Nov 13, 1958
    Hank Snow's Cadillac is impounded in Gallipolis, Ohio, pending the settlement of a $2,250 lawsuit filed by the owner of the Downtown Coaches' Club. Snow had shown up an hour late for a November 4 concert when the car broke down, and the club reimbursed ticket-holders in his absence
    Dec 22, 1958
    Hank Snow records "Chasin' A Rainbow" at Nashville's RCA Studio B
    Jun 15, 1959
    Hank Snow records the hobo tale "The Last Ride" during an evening session at RCA Studio B in Nashville
    May 12, 1960
    Hank Snow records "Miller's Cave," written by Jack Clement, during an afternoon session at Nashville's RCA Studio B
    Dec 24, 1960
    The Grand Ole Opry airs for the last time on the NBC Radio Network, which carried it for the first time in 1939. Hank Snow hosts the night's broadcast
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