Topic: Johnny Horton

The New York Jets had scored 10 straight points, cutting the Oakland Raiders' lead to 14-10, then forced a punt late in the first half Sunday at Oakland Coliseum.

Wynonna Judd born in Ashland, Ky., 1964. Bob Wills' "Sugar Moon" hits No. 1, 1947.

Johnny Horton born in Los Angeles, 1925. Willie Nelson born in Abbott, Texas, 1933.

Lefty Frizzell debuts on Grand Ole Opry, 1950. Kitty Wells records "I Can't Stop Loving You," 1957.

Merle Travis born in Rosewood, Ky., 1917. Webb Pierce records No. 1 singles "Slowly" and "Even Tho," 1953.

Katy Moffatt born in Fort Worth, Texas, 1950. Faron Young inducted into the U.S. Army, 1952.

The International Bluegrass Music Association awards show may -- for the first time ever -- be televised next year. IBMA executive director Dan Hays tells CMT.com he's "optimistic" about talks aimed at televising the event will spawn some good news early

Today's birthdays include the late Roy Rogers, who was born in 1912; Ike Turner in 1931 (age 71); Art Garfunkel in 1942 (age 60); the late Gram Parsons of the Byrds and the Flying Burrito Brothers in 1946; Peter Noone, "Herman" of Herman's Hermits, in 194

TODAY IN COUNTRY MUSIC HISTORY (Tues., April 30) The late Johnny Horton was born in 1927. Willie Nelson was born in 1933. Darrell McCall was born in 1940.

(April 30) Today's birthdays include the late Johnny Horton, who was born in 1927; country's Willie Nelson in 1933 (age 69); John Phillips of the Mamas and the Papas in 1935; ...

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