HistoryByDate


	JANUARY

January 2,1996 - "Not Fade Away" released ("It Doesn't Matter Anymore" with Dave Edmunds)
January 4,1996 - Grammy nomination announced for "All My Loving" (country collaboration with vocals)
January 12,2000 - Suzy took part in the unveiling of a statue of Chet Atkins in Nashville
January 16,1999 - "From Where I Stand" peaked at #67 on the Billboard chart
January 16, 2001 - Patti Page released "Brand New Tennessee Waltz." Suzy sang background on "One Less Rose In Texas."
January 25,1994 - Ian Tyson released "Eighteen Inches of Rain" Suzy sang on "Till The Circle Is Through"
January 27, 2004 - Jamie Reno released "All American Music" Suzy sang on the duet "Summer Moon."


	FEBRUARY

February 1, 1997 - Suzy registered "Fire and Ice" for the U. S. Figure Skating Championships
February 4,1997 - Kathy Mattea released "Love Travels" – "Further And Further Away" (harmony vocals)
February 10,1987 - Patty Loveless' self-titled debut album was released (Suzy sang on the demo and was thanked in the liner notes.)
February 12, 1994 - "Hey Cinderella" video hits #1 on CMT
February 13, 2005 - Suzy won a Grammy for "Beautiful Dreamer: The Songs of Stephen Foster." Suzy sang "Ah, May The Red Rose Live Always."
February 15, 1993 - "Drive South" video hits #1 on CMT
February 17,1995 - "Aces" went platinum
February 20, 1996 - "The Looney West" released. "Happy Trails" MMM and Porky Pig
February 26,1994 - "Hey Cinderella" peaked at #5 on Billboard chart


	MARCH

March 3, 1997 - "She Said He Heard" released to radio
March 6,1993 - "Drive South" peaked at #2 on Billboard chart
March 8,1994 - "Greatest Hits" released
March 10,1992 - "Sneakin' Around" Chet Atkins/Jerry Reed was released. Suzy sang background vocals
March 12,1996 - Chet Atkins' "Almost Alone" was released. Chet wrote the tune "Waiting For Susie B." while he was waiting for Suzy during the sessions for "Simpatico." (Yes, he misspelled her name.)
March 17,1995 - Ben Crider born
March 20,1997 - "Greatest Hits" went gold
March 21,1988 - Suzy won "Top New Female Vocalist" at ACM awards
March 21,1989 - "Somewhere Between" released
March 28,1987 - "I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire" peaked on the Billboard chart
March 28,1992 - "Outbound Plane" peaked at #9 on the Billboard chart


	APRIL

April 2,1994 - "Greatest Hits" peaked at #190 on the Billboard 200 album chart
April 4,1995 - "Come Together: America Salutes The Beatles" released (All My Loving)
April 7,1990 - Suzy performed at Farm Aid 4 in Indianapolis
April 15,1989 - "Somewhere Between" (single) peaked at #46 on the Billboard chart
April 16,1999 - suzybogguss.com created
April 17,2001 - "Keep Mom And Dad In Love" was released
April 27,1993 - "Down The Road" Larry Stewart – Suzy sang harmony on "When I Close My Eyes"
April 30, 1991 - "A Perfect 10" (Lee Greenwood) released (Hopelessly Yours)


	MAY

May 1, 2007 - Compilation CD "What I Love About Sunday" was released. It included a new version of "Letting Go" that was released as the first single.
May 5,1998 - "Somebody To Love" released
May 19,2001 - "Keep Mom And Dad In Love" peaked at #51 on the Billboard chart
May 24,1994 - Suzy sang "Amazing Grace" as part of Maverick choir
May 26,2003 - "Swing" released to radio
May 29,1993 - "Heartache" peaked at #23 on the Billboard chart


	JUNE

June 2,1998 - "Nobody Love Nobody Gets Hurt" released
June 4,1994 - "You Wouldn't Say That To A Stranger" peaked at #43 on the Billboard chart
June 4,1996 - "Give Me Some Wheels" (single) was released
June 4,1996 - Gretchen Peters' "Secret Of Life" was released. Suzy co-wrote the first track "Waiting For The Light To Turn Green"
June 7,1993 - co-hosted "TNN/MCN Country Awards"
June 10, 1991 - "Gulf Stream Dreamin'" released by Wayland Patton. Suzy sang background vocals.
June 17,2003 - "Swing" released
June 19,2001 - Suzy was one the stars to record "America The Beautiful" for ABC's Independence Day coverage.
June 20,1998 - "Nobody Love, Nobody Gets Hurt" peaked at #42 on the Billboard Country Album chart
June 21, 1994 - Suzy had a cameo in the TV movie "XXX's & OOO's"
June 22,1996 - "Give Me Some Wheels" (single) peaked at #60 on the Billboard charts
June 28,1994 - "Read My Licks" (Chet Atkins) released (After You've Gone)


	JULY

July 3,2000 - "Country Classics Volume 2" was released (U.K. "Best of" package)
July 4,1998 - "Somebody To Love" peaked at #33 on the Billboard chart
July 4,1998 - performed on PBS's "A Capitol Fourth"
July 7, 2003 - "Swing" peaked at #6 on the Billboard jazz chart
July 11,1992 - "Aces" (single) peaked at #9 on the Billboard chart
July 14, 2003 - "Swing" peaked at #66 on the Billboard country chart
July 17, 1992 - "Letting Go" was released to radio
July 18,1992 - "Aces" peaked at #15 on the Billboard Country Album chart
July 21,1999 - Victoria Shaw released "Old Friends New Memories." Suzy sang harmony on "The Man Who Lived Here."
July 22,1989 - "Somewhere Between" peaked at #41 on the Billboard Country Album chart
July 23,1996 - "Give Me Some Wheels" (album) released
July 25,1999 - "Someday Soon" used to wake up the space shuttle Columbia's crew
July 28,1992 - "Not Fade Away" Nitty Gritty Dirt Band – Suzy sang "Don't Underestimate Love"
July 30,2001 - "Suzy Bogguss Live At Caffé Milano" released


	AUGUST

August 5, 2003 - Suzy appeared with Verlon Thompson performing "Ain't Misbehavin'" on Windham Hill's "Sounds of Wood & Steel 3"
August 24,1999 - "Suzy Bogguss" released
August 24, 2004 - "Beautiful Dreamer: The Songs of Stephan Foster" released. Suzy sang "Ah, May The Red Rose Live Always."
August 27,1991 - "Cowboy Christmas" released Michael Martin Murphey (Suzy sang Sleigh Ride/Jingle Bells)
August 27,1991 - "Aces" released
August 29,1987 - "Love Will Never Slip Away" peaked at #69 on the Billboard chart


	SEPTEMBER

September 1,1990 - "Under The Gun" peaked at #72 on the Billboard chart
September 3,1994 - "Souvenirs" peaked at #65 on the Billboard chart
September 4, 2007 - "Sweet Danger" released
September 5,1999 - Suzy appeared on the MDA Telethon
September 8,1989 - "Cross My Broken Heart" peaked at #14 on the Billboard chart
September 9,2003 - "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" is released by Compadre Records
September 13,1996 - Suzy received an "Outstanding Contribution Award" from the Department of Transportation for her "Protect The Ones You Love" child safety seat campaign
September 14,1993 - "Something Up My Sleeve" released
September 14,1992 - "Aces" went gold
September 17,2002 - "20 Greatest Hits" released by Capitol
September 18,1990 - "Moment Of Truth" released
September 23,1997 - Suzy appeared in the comic strip "Nancy"
September 25,1999 - "Goodnight" peaked at #66 on the Billboard chart
September 27,1994 - "Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word" released
September 28,1995 - "Something Up My Sleeve" went gold
September 30,1992 - Suzy won "Horizon Award" at CMA's


	OCTOBER

October 1,1996 - "No Way Out" released as a single
October 3,2000 - Suzy sang background vocals on the Kenny Rogers album "There You Go Again"
October 6,1992 - "Voices In The Wind" released
October 10,1995 - "Blue Suede Sneakers: Elvis Songs (Not Just) For Kids" released (Stuck On You)
October 10,1998 - "Nobody Love, Nobody Gets Hurt" (single) peaked at #63 on the Billboard chart
October 12,1993 - "Voices In The Wind" went gold
October 12,1993 - "Common Thread: Songs Of The Eagles" released (Take It To The Limit)
October 12,1996 - "No Way Out" peaked at #53 on Billboard chart
October 16,1993 - "Something Up My Sleeve" peaked at #121 on the Billboard 200 album chart
October 17,1992 - "Aces" peaked at #83 on the Billboard 200 album chart
October 18,1994 - "Simpatico" released
October 22,1991 - "Someday Soon" released as a single
October 24,1995 - "Mother & Child" released Suzy sang "Through Your Eyes"
October 26, 2004 - Peter Vesth released his CD "Winternights." Suzy sang on "Smoky Mountain Morning" and ound Midnight"
October 31,1992 - "Letting Go" peaked at #6 on the Billboard chart


	NOVEMBER

November 1,1986 - Suzy and Doug marry
November 1,2001 - "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" was released
November 2,1993 - "Tribute To The Music Of Bob Wills & The Texas Playboys" released ("Old Fashioned Love" with Ray Benson)
November 6,1993 - "Just Like The Weather" peaked at #5 on the Billboard chart
November 19, 2002 - "My Side Of The Story" CD released by Penny Gilley. Title track written by Suzy and Doug
November 21,1992 - "Voices In The Wind" peaked at #116 on the Billboard 200 chart
November 22,1993 - "Hey Cinderella" released to radio
November 22,1999 - "Love Is Blind" released to radio
November 25,1989 - "My Sweet Love Ain't Around" peaked at #38 on the Billboard chart
November 29,1984 - Suzy had her first recording session in Nashville. Bronson Herrmuth and Greg Kane recorded the session. Suzy met Herrmuth when he was with "The Ozone Ramblers" and she toured Mexico with the group in 1982.


	DECEMBER

December 5,1992 - concert at Bally's Las Vegas that aired later on TNN
December 7,1991 - "Someday Soon" peaked at #12 on the Billboard chart
December 7, 2000 - The film, "The Cactus Kid" was released. Suzy sang "Till I See You Again"
December 7, 2004 - "Beautiful Dreamer" receives a Grammy nomination for best traditional folk album. Suzy sang "Ah May The Red Rose Live Forever."
December 10,1994 - "Simpatico" peaked at #55 on the Billboard Country Album chart
December 15,1990 - "All Things Made New Again" peaked at #72 on the Billboard chart
December 20,1995 - bogguss.com created
December 28, 2004 - "Kid Pan Alley: Nashville" was released. Suzy sang "Bouncin' Off The Bottom."
December 30,1956 - Suzy's birthday
December 30, 1995 - Bogguss.com Announced to the World Wide Web.
December 31,1993 - "Hey Cinderella" released as a single
December 31,1997 - Suzy performed in the Orange Bowl parade




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