Timeline

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1942

January 21 - Scott Davis is born in Lubbock, Texas


1960

Enrolls in Emory University. Forms his own band and performs at various parties around Atlanta, Georgia


1968

A LITTLE LESS CONVERSATION reaches #69 on the pop charts with a recording by Elvis Presley


1969

Elvis Presley's recording of CLEAN UP YOUR OWN BACKYARD reaches #35 on the pop charts


1969

O.C. Smith's recording of DADDY'S LITTLE MAN reaches #34 on the pop charts


1969

FRIEND, LOVER, WOMAN, WIFE reaches #47 on the pop charts with a recording by O.C. Smith


1969

Nancy Sinatra's recording of GOD KNOWS I LOVE YOU reaches #97 on the pop charts


1969

IN THE GHETTO reaches #3 on the pop charts with a recording by Elvis Presley


1969

MEMORIES reaches #35 on the pop charts with a recording by Elvis Presley


1970

Elvis Presley's recording of DON'T CRY DADDY reaches #6 on the pop charts


1970

Glen Campbell's recording of EVERYTHING A MAN COULD EVER BE reaches #52 on the pop charts


1970

The Lettermen's cover of the 1969 Elvis recording MEMORIES reaches #47 on the pop charts


1970

Kenny Rogers and the First Edition have a #11 hit on the pop charts with their recording of SOMETHING'S BURNING


1970

WHOEVER FINDS THIS, I LOVE YOU reaches #53 on the pop charts


1970

Songpainter, the first album by Mac Davis is released on Columbia Records.


1971

BEGINNING TO FEEL THE PAIN reaches #92 on the pop charts with a recording by Mac Davis


1971

Bobby Goldsboro's recording of WATCHIN' SCOTTY GROW reaches #11 on the pop charts


1971

December 25 - I Believe in Music is released on Columbia Records. Album remains on the charts for 17 weeks


1972

BABY DON'T GET HOOKED ON ME reaches #1 on the pop charts with a recording by Mac Davis


1972

Mac Davis' recording of EVERYBODY LOVES A LOVE SONG reaches #63 on the pop charts


1972

The Gallery's recording of I BELIEVE IN MUSIC reaches #22 on the pop charts


1972

Candi Stanton's cover of the 1969 #3 hit song IN THE GHETTO reaches the top fifty on the pop charts


1972

September 16 - Baby Don't Get Hooked on Me is released on Columbia Records. The album remains on the pop charts for 44 weeks


1973

April 21 - Mac Davis is released on Columbia Records. It remains on the charts for 13 weeks.


1974

ONE HELL OF A WOMAN reaches #11 on the pop charts with a recording by Mac Davis


1974

STOP AND SMELL THE ROSES reaches #9 on the pop charts with a recording by Mac Davis


1974

1974-1976: Hosts his own TV series


1974

May 4 - Stop and Smell the Roses is released on Columbia Records. Album remains on the charts for 45 weeks


1974

October 19 - Song Painter is reissued and released on Columbia Records.


1975

BURNIN' THING reaches #53 on the pop charts with a recording by Mac Davis


1975

February 8 - All the Love in the World is released on Columbia Records. The album remains on the pop charts for 14 weeks


1975

July 5 - Burnin' Thing is released on Columbia Records. Album remains on the charts for 10 weeks


1976

April 10 - Forever Lovers is released on Columbia Records. Album remains on the charts for 9 weeks


1979

Stars in the filmNorth Dallas Forty


1980

IT'S HARD TO BE HUMBLE reaches #43 on the pop charts with a recording by Mac Davis


1980

TEXAS IN MY REAR VIEW MIRROR reaches #51 on the pop charts with a recording by Mac Davis


1980

May 24 - It's Hard to be Humble is released on Casablanca Records. Album remains on the pop charts for 15 weeks


1980

October 18 - Texas in My Rear View Mirror is released on Casablanca Records. It remains on the charts for 9 weeks


1980

Stars in the film Cheaper to Keep Her


1982

January 16 - Midnight Crazy is released on Casablanca Records. It remains on the pop charts for 3 weeks.


1983

Stars in the film The Sting II


1992

Plays the title role in the Broadway production The Will Rogers Follies


2000

Inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame


2003

BMI TV Music Award


2006

Inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame


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