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    • May 15, 1942
    K.T. Oslin is born in Crossett, Arkansas. Songs such as "80's Ladies," "Hold Me" and "Come Next Monday" make her a voice for serious women's issues in the 20th century's final two decades
    Jan 14, 1982
    Warner Bros. releases Gail Davies' "'Round The Clock Lovin'," written by K.T. Oslin
    Oct 9, 1985
    MTM releases Judy Rodman's "Come Next Monday." The song becomes a hit five years later for its author, K.T. Oslin
    Jan 16, 1986
    With $7,000 borrowed from an aunt, K.T. Oslin gives a showcase at a Nashville club called Music Row. Record producer Harold Shedd signs her on the basis of that performance, leading to a recording contract with RCA Records
    Jun 30, 1987
    RCA releases K.T. Oslin's album "80's Ladies"
    Sep 9, 1987
    Emmylou Harris and Bobby Bare co-host the fifth annual Harlan Howard Birthday Bash at BMI on Music Row in Nashville with Rodney Crowell, K.T. Oslin, Townes Van Zandt and Nanci Griffith
    Nov 23, 1987
    RCA releases Alabama's "Face To Face," featuring K.T. Oslin
    Dec 19, 1987
    K.T. Oslin's "Do Ya'" hits #1 on the Billboard country singles chart
    Jan 16, 1988
    K.T. Oslin sings "Do Ya'" on the venerable "Hee Haw." Hoyt Axton joins Roy Clark to co-host the episode, which also features Larry Gatlin & The Gatlin Brothers Band
    Jan 23, 1988
    The Country Music Association celebrates its 30th anniversary with an NBC-TV special hosted by Barbara Mandrell. Guests include: Roy Acuff, Holly Dunn, Eddy Arnold, Alabama and K.T. Oslin, who sings "Do Ya'"
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