When steel guitarist Weldon Myrick died in 2014, country singer Connie Smith publicly credited him with creating her entire sound, according to The Tennessean. Born on this day (April 10) in 1938, Myrick made his Nashville debut on Smith’s chart-topping 1964 hit “Once a Day”. This marked the beginning of his prodigious career as a […]
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