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1938 in country music

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This is a list of notable events in country music that took place in the year 1938.

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Top hits of the year

  • "Aura Lee" - Shelton Brothers (this melody was used for Elvis Presley's "Love Me Tender")
  • "Hi-Yo, Silver" - Roy Rogers
  • "It Makes No Difference Now" - Cliff Bruner
  • "Maiden's Prayer" - Bob Wills1
  • "Meet Me Tonight in Dreamland" - Jimmie Davis
  • "Red Hot Fannie" - Hoosier Hot Shots
  • "Wabash Cannon Ball" - Roy Acuff
  • 1Recorded in 1935 but released in 1938.

    Births

  • March 12 - Lew DeWitt, songwriter and former member of The Statler Brothers (he sang tenor) (died 1990).
  • March 18 - Charley Pride, the most successful African-American country music performer, active since the mid-1960s.
  • April 4 - Norro Wilson, prominent songwriter and record producer.
  • August 18 - Allen Reynolds, prominent record producer, best known for his association with Garth Brooks.
  • August 21 - Kenny Rogers, pop-styled country crooner who has enjoyed hits since the late 1960s.
  • References

    1938 in country music Wikipedia


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