Randy Houser’s Bus Catches Fire, Alan Jackson Says He’d Do It All Over Again – Today In Country Music History

Randy Houser's career was smokin' hot ... OK, his bus caught fire ... on this date in 2011, Kenny Chesney got a very special gift from another songwriter in 2009 and Alan Jackson scored his very first number one hit back in 1991. Do you remember what it was?

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• A fire erupted on Randy Houser's bus in Charleston, South Carolina in 2011. The band escaped uninjured but lost all their gear, clothing and personal belongings.

• Mac McAnally gave Kenny Chesney a personal gift in 2009 -- the Martin guitar he used to write "Back Where I Come From" and "Down The Road".

• Bucky Covington made his Grand Ole Opry debut in 2007.

• Jo Dee Messina and Tim McGraw scored a Number One hit with "Bring On The Rain" in 2002.

• LeAnn Rimes' single "How Do I Live" was certified triple-platinum in 1998.

• BlackHawk's self-titled debut became the trio's first platinum album in 1995.

• Alan Jackson scored his first Number One hit on the Billboard chart with "I'd Love You All Over Again" in 1991.

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