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    • Mar 26, 1956
    Charly McClain is born in Jackson, Tennessee. Her distinctive southern voice marks such 1980s releases as "Who's Cheatin' Who," "Radio Heart" and a duet with Mickey Gilley, "Paradise Tonight"
    Feb 10, 1978
    An eight-piece string section is added to Charly McClain's "Let Me Be Your Baby" at the Columbia Recording Studios in Nashville
    Mar 7, 1978
    Epic releases Charly McClain's "Let Me Be Your Baby"
    Aug 22, 1978
    Epic releases Charly McClain's "That's What You Do To Me"
    Apr 24, 1979
    Epic releases Charly McClain's "When A Love Ain't Right"
    Oct 22, 1979
    Farrell Morris overdubs percussion on Charly McClain's "Men" during the afternoon at Nashville's Columbia Studios
    Oct 27, 1979
    George Jones performs "Maybellene" on the syndicated "Pop! Goes The Country," hosted by Ralph Emery. T.G. Sheppard lip syncs "Happy Together" and "Solitary Man," and Charly McClain delivers "That's What You Do To Me"
    Nov 9, 1979
    Trumpet player Ron Keller, sax man Sam Levine and trombonist Roger Bissell are called in for a Nashville overdub session on Charly McClain's "Men"
    Feb 2, 1980
    The Oak Ridge Boys perform "Leaving Louisiana In The Broad Daylight" and "Dream On" during the week's episode of "Hee Haw." Charly McClain also guests, singing "You're A Part Of Me" and "When A Love Ain't Right"
    Feb 14, 1981
    Charly McClain claims a #1 country single in Billboard with "Who's Cheatin' Who"
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