March 12 in Country Music History
In 1994, Vince Gill went to the top spot on the charts with "Tryin' To Get Over You".
In 1988, Randy Travis was at the top of the charts with "Too Gone Too Long".
In 1983, the best friend that a song ever had, Conway Twitty, was at Number One on the charts with "The Rose".
In 1977, Charlie Pride was proud to be at Number One with "She's Just An Old Love Turned Memory".
In 1980, Ralph Sloan, who founded the Tennessee Travelers who performed on the Opry for years, passed away.
In 1938, Lew Dewitt, the original tenor of the Statler Brothers was born in Roanoke, Virginia.
In 1988, Randy Travis was at the top of the charts with "Too Gone Too Long".
In 1983, the best friend that a song ever had, Conway Twitty, was at Number One on the charts with "The Rose".
In 1977, Charlie Pride was proud to be at Number One with "She's Just An Old Love Turned Memory".
In 1980, Ralph Sloan, who founded the Tennessee Travelers who performed on the Opry for years, passed away.
In 1938, Lew Dewitt, the original tenor of the Statler Brothers was born in Roanoke, Virginia.
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