This is A Day in the Country with Paul Koffy – June 14th
On this day in 2020 – Travis Denning was at number-1 with “After A Few”
In 2013 Love and Theft’s “Angel Eyes” was certified Platinum
In 2004 Keith Urban released “Days Go By” to radio
And on this day in 2002, Alan Jackson was in the middle of a 4-week run at number-one with “Drive (For Daddy Gene)”
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