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Which Merle Haggard 1969 hit celebrates small-town pride in Muskogee, Oklahoma?
The single topped the country chart and became an anthem for conservative listeners during the Vietnam era.
Which vocal quartet backed Patsy Cline on "I Fall to Pieces" and Elvis Presley hits?
The Jordanaires sang backup on many Elvis Presley records as well as Patsy Cline sessions.
Which Arkansas and Texas towns combined to form Conway Twitty's stage name?
Born Harold Jenkins, Twitty spotted the two towns on a road map and combined them.
Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys gave which music genre its name?
Monroe played mandolin, and Kentucky's bluegrass pastures gave both his band and the genre their names.
Which Johnny Cash live album was recorded at Folsom State Prison in January 1968?
Johnny Cash recorded At Folsom Prison live on January 13, 1968 and the album topped the country chart.
Which Kenny Rogers 1977 hit features a husband confronting his wife in a Toledo bar?
The song won the 1978 Grammy for Best Male Country Vocal Performance and became Kenny Rogers's first major solo country hit.
Which 1976 Tammy Wynette and George Jones duet follows one wedding band through marriage and pawnshop?
The 1976 chart-topper follows one wedding band through purchase, marriage, and pawnshop across three verses.
Which CBS variety show did Glen Campbell host from 1969 to 1972?
Campbell earned the hosting job after filling in for the Smothers Brothers during the summer of 1968.
What did Dolly Parton's mother sew together to make the coat in "Coat of Many Colors"?
Parton said her mother pieced the coat from rags while telling her the biblical story of Joseph and his coat.
Which Conway Twitty 1970 hit opens with the spoken line "Hello darlin'"?
Twitty wrote the song and made its spoken greeting a trademark of his performances.