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  • 30th April 1789
    George Washington is inaugurated as the first President of the United States, marking the beginning of a new era for the nation and setting a precedent for future leaders.
  • 30th April 1838
    Arkansas native and musician John Wesley Work III is born in Nashville, Tennessee. He later becomes a prominent figure in African American music, contributing to the preservation and promotion of spirituals and folk songs.
  • 30th April 1945
    Arkansas native and musician Larry Gatlin is born in Seminole, Texas. He later gains fame as a country music singer and songwriter, achieving chart-topping success and earning multiple awards.
  • 30th April 1959
    Arkansas native and musician M.C. Hammer is born in Oakland, California. He later becomes a pioneering figure in hip-hop music, achieving widespread fame and influencing the genre.
  • 30th April 1968
    Arkansas native and musician Warren G is born in Long Beach, California. He later rises to prominence as a rapper and producer, making significant contributions to the hip-hop genre.
  • 30th April 1973
    Arkansas native and musician Jeff Keane releases the hit single "Long Black Train," which becomes a chart-topping success and launches his career in country music.
  • 30th April 1975
    Arkansas native and musician Tim McGraw is born in Delhi, Louisiana. He later becomes one of the most successful country music artists, with numerous hit songs and awards.
  • 30th April 1976
    Arkansas native and musician Corey Smith is born in Jefferson, Georgia. He later gains recognition for his unique blend of country, rock, and folk music, earning a loyal fan base.
  • 30th April 1982
    Arkansas native and musician Lloyd Price is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, recognizing his influential contributions to the music industry.
  • 30th April 1985
    Arkansas native and musician Drew Holcomb is born in Memphis, Tennessee. He later gains acclaim as a singer-songwriter and bandleader, known for his heartfelt lyrics and captivating performances.
  • 30th April 1994
    Arkansas native and musician Justin Moore graduates from high school, marking a significant milestone in his life and paving the way for his future success in country music.
  • 30th April 1999
    Arkansas native and musician Joe Nichols releases his debut album "Joe Nichols," launching his career in country music and earning critical acclaim for his traditional sound.
  • 30th April 2001
    Arkansas native and musician Cody Johnson releases his debut album "Black and White Label," laying the foundation for his successful career in country music.
  • 30th April 2008
    Arkansas native and musician Jerrod Niemann releases his debut album "Judge Jerrod & the Hung Jury," showcasing his talent as a singer-songwriter and earning critical praise.
  • 30th April 2012
    Arkansas native and musician Ashley McBryde releases her debut album "Jalopies and Expensive Guitars," marking the beginning of her rise to prominence in country music.

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