June 23 in Country Music History
In 1984, Alabama topped the charts with "When We Make Love".
In 1979, Ronnie Milsap went to the top of the charts with "Nobody Likes Sad Songs".
In 1958, Johnny Cash was Number One with "I Guess Things Happen That Way".
In 1956, Ray Price took "Crazy Arms" to the top spot on the charts.
In 1953, Pake McIntyre, singer and brother of Reba, was born in Chockie, Oklahoma.
In 1928, June Carter was born in Maces Springs, Virginia.
In 1979, Ronnie Milsap went to the top of the charts with "Nobody Likes Sad Songs".
In 1958, Johnny Cash was Number One with "I Guess Things Happen That Way".
In 1956, Ray Price took "Crazy Arms" to the top spot on the charts.
In 1953, Pake McIntyre, singer and brother of Reba, was born in Chockie, Oklahoma.
In 1928, June Carter was born in Maces Springs, Virginia.
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