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Brenda Lee records "I'm Sorry," her number one song, which sells over one million records. The then little-known English group The Beatles open for her in Germany.
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Wanda Jackson records the country hit "Right or Wrong".
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Lorrie Collins withdraws from The Collins Kids duo to focus on her new marriage.
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The Beatles land in New York City. Thousands of screaming fans greet them.
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Charline Arthur begins her short-lived comeback.
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Wanda Jackson becomes a devout Christian, recording and performing religious music exclusively.
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| Brenda Lee named #7 of the Top 20 Artists in Newsweek magazine. |
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Brenda Lee's Top 10 country hit, "Tell Me What It's Like," nominated for a Grammy Award; her third Grammy nomination.
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Janis Martin and Wanda Jackson record songs on Rosie Flores's album "Rockabilly Filly."
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Charline Arthur, the pioneering rockabilly female, dies in her sleep at age 58, disillusioned and broke.
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Lorrie and Larry Collins make a comeback appearance at the Hemsby Rockabilly Festival in England.
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The Collins Kids grown up |
Wanda Jackson and Rosie Flores go on major U.S. tour, Wanda's first secular tour since the '70s.
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Wanda Jackson tours Europe five times.
Brenda Lee is inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame.
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| Wanda Jackson is inducted into the Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame. |
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| Brenda Lee inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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