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Actress Morgan Fairchild and country singer Dottie West try to teach Bob Hope how to play the guitar
4/28/82.1982.Original caption:..HOLLYWOOD:.Actress Morgan Fairchild (L) and country singer Dottie West try to teach bob Hope how to play a guitar during rehearsal for Bob Hope's "Stars Over Texas" special which will air on NBC 5/3. The show is being done from the University of texas in Aistin, texas. As an added iducement, Dottie West uses a toy gun to cinvince Hope he should try a bit harder to learn his lesson...UPI..UPI Photo Archives.
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Gene Autry records "Back in the Saddle Again," 1939. Earl Scruggs marries Louise Certain, 1948.
Merle Travis born in Rosewood, Ky., 1917. Webb Pierce records No. 1 singles "Slowly" and "Even Tho," 1953.
Dottie West born in McMinnville, Tenn., 1932. Willie Nelson's "Always on My Mind" wins the CMA's Album, Song and Record of the Year honors, 1982.
Today is Friday, Oct. 11, the 284th day of 2002 with 81 to follow.
Today's birthdays include the late country singer Dottie West, who was born in 1932; Daryl Hall of Hall and Oates in 1949 (age 53); and Andrew Woolfolk of Earth Wind and Fire in 1950 (age 52).
Laura Rogers of Po' Folks Band born in Russellville, Ark., 1957. Ernest Tubb's "Slipping Around" began 17 straight weeks at No. 1, 1949.
Today's birthdays include country's Johnny Duncan and the Belmonts' Carlo Mastrangelo, who were both born in 1938 (age 64); Richard Street of the Temptations in 1942 (age 60); Steve Miller in 1943 (age 59); Brian Johnson, who replaced Bon Scott in the AC/
Dottie West died in Nashville after Aug. 30 car crash, 1991. Charlie Rich's "Behind Closed Doors" single certified Gold, 1973.
Today's birthdays include Merald Knight, brother of Gladys Knight and one of her Pips, who was born in 1942 (age 60); drummer Gene Parsons of the Byrds and the Flying Burrito Brothers, also in 1942 (age 60); drummer Greg Elmore and singer/guitarist Gary D
Kitty Wells born Muriel Deason in Nashville, 1919. Dottie West in a car crash enroute to the Grand Ole Opry that proved fatal Sept. 4, 1991.
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