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Lawsuit Is “Totally Baseless”

Wednesday, August 13th, 2008

        COUNTRY MUSIC NEWS - Wednesday, August 13, 2008

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Q. Who recorded the song, ‘You Can’t Lose Me’?

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       +—– TODAY IN COUNTRY MUSIC HISTORY —–+

1951 Dan Fogelberg born in Peoria, Illinois
 
1973 Andy Griggs born in Moore, Louisiana 
 
1988 Keith Whitley scored his first #1 single with “Don’t
Close Your Eyes” 
 
1982 Joe Tex (born Joseph Arrington, Jr.) died of a fatal
heart attack in Navasota, Texas 

1984 Cousin Wilbur Westbrooks (Bill Westbrooks) died 
 
1924 Vernon Dalhart recorded “The Prisoner’s Song,” country
music’s first million-seller 

1946 Merle Travis recorded “That’s All” 

1946 Merle Travis recorded “John Henry” 

1946 Merle Travis recorded “I Am A Pilgrim” 

1946 Merle Travis recorded “This World Is Not My Home” 

1946 Merle Travis recorded “Muskrat” (unreleased)
 
1947 Ernest Tubb recorded “A Woman Has Wrecked Many A Good
Man” 

1947 Ernest Tubb recorded “White Christmas” (unreleased)
 
1947 Ernest Tubb recorded “Watching My Past Go By”
(unreleased) 

1947 Ernest Tubb recorded “Headin’ Down The Wrong Highway”
 
1951 Webb Pierce recorded “New Silver Bells” 

1951 Webb Pierce recorded “You Know I’m Still In Love With
You” 

1951 Webb Pierce recorded “I’m Gonna See My Baby”
 
1951 Webb Pierce recorded “Wondering” 
1958 Johnny Cash recorded “Don’t Take Your Guns To Town” 
1963 The Stanley Brothers recorded “Stone Walls and Steel
Bars” 

1964 Jimmy Martin recorded “Guitar Picking President” 

1964 Jimmy Martin recorded “Sunny Side Of The Mountain”
 
1964 Jimmy Martin recorded “It Takes One To Know One”
 
1964 Jimmy Martin recorded “Snow White Grave” 
 
1991 Brooks & Dunn’s debut album, “Brand New Man,” was
released; as of 2002 it had been certified for sales of
6 million 

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 Sugarland’s Attorney Says Lawsuit Is “Totally Baseless”

An attorney for Sugarland has released a statement that
a lawsuit by Kristen Hall, one of the band’s founders
who left in 2005, is “totally baseless and without
merit.” Hall filed a lawsuit on July 29 claiming she is
owed $1.5 million, plus interest, from revenue stemming
from an unwritten agreement with the band at the time of
her departure. The statement from Gary Gilbert also says
that, “Among other factual inaccuracies suggested in the
complaint, it is indisputable that Ms. Hall left the
group voluntarily and on her own accord. We are absolute-
ly confident that this matter will be resolved in favor
of Jennifer and Kristian.”
 
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           +— COUNTRY STARS OBITUTARY —+

   Don Helms, Steel Guitarist for Hank Williams, Dies

Don Helms, the steel guitarist in Hank Williams’ Drift-
ing Cowboys band, died Monday morning (Aug. 11) in
Nashville. He was 81. Helms recorded more than 100 songs
with Williams, including “Your Cheatin’ Heart” and “Cold,
Cold Heart.” He also appears on the recordings of Lefty
Frizzell’s “Long Black Veil,” Patsy Cline’s “Walkin’
After Midnight” and Stonewall Jackson’s “Waterloo,” as
well as some early Johnny Cash albums. His songwriting
credits include Brenda Lee’s 1961 pop hit, “Fool No. 1,”
and Hank Williams Jr.’s “The Ballad of Hank Williams.”
Helms continued to perform following Williams’ death,
including a stint in the ’60s with the Wilburn Brothers
as part of their syndicated TV series and touring band.
Most recently, Helms played regular monthly gig with the
band Brazilbilly at Robert’s Western World, a honky-tonk
in downtown Nashville. He is survived by his wife, Hazel.

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TODAY’S QUIZ ANSWER:

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