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Jan 2, 1936 Roger Miller is born in Fort Worth, Texas. Raised in Erick, Oklahoma, Miller's quirky songwriting and sense of humor lead to such hits as "King Of The Road," "Dang Me" and "Chug-A-Lug," launching him into the Country Music Hall of Fame https://keepinittruecountry.com/ | When The Cowboy Sings And Country Music One

On This Day – September 12, 1966 NBC premiered The Roger Miller Show, a variety program built around the quick-witted country star who gave us classics like King of the Road, Dang Me, and Chug-A-Lug. The show blended comedy, music, and guest stars, showcasing Miller’s sharp humor and playful songwriting. Unfortunately, despite his chart success and charm, the series struggled to stand out in the crowded TV variety scene of the mid-60s. It lasted just thirteen weeks, wrapping up on December 26, 1

🎶 Throwback to Roger Miller's Grammy Sweep! 🎶 On this day, March 15, 1966, Roger Miller made Grammy history! During the 8th annual Grammy Awards, the King of the Road himself walked away with SIX trophies in one night, bringing his two-year total to an incredible ELEVEN wins! With his quick wit, catchy melodies, and signature humor, Roger had the world singing along to classics like "Dang Me," "Chug-a-Lug," and of course, "King of the Road." Whether it was country, pop, or a little bit of both