15 November

Lowell Blanchard, Promoter, born Palmer, IL 1910.


William Fries, a.k.a. "C. W. McCall," born Audubon, IA 1928.

Patsy Montana was hired by WQAM radio, in Miami, FL 1950.

Hank Snow released "A Fool Such As I" 1952.

Elvis' first movie, "Love Me Tender" premiered in New York City in 1956. Elvis made a total of thirty-three movies.

Bobby Helms recorded "Fraulein," 1956, and it remained on the charts for fifty-two weeks.

Jack Ingram born Houston, TX 1970.

Albert E. Brumley, age 72, gospel songwriter, died 1977.

Alabama's "Alabama Christmas" album certified gold in 1985.

Randy Travis' "Diggin' Up Bones" was #1 on the Country charts 1986.

Capitol Nashville released John Berry's album "Things Are Not the Same" 1994.

Wynonna made her acting debut on TV's "Touched By An Angel," 1998.


Source : Country Calendar
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