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This old grainy footage of a bride kissing her groom comes from a relatively new country music video. It's a video that focuses on the past, however -- specifically those who've moved on to life after death. Do you recognize this kissing couple? There are plenty more famous faces found throughout the entire clip.

The big stars are out for awards season. New songs on the radio for April 2013 made their debut at the ACM Awards on April 7. Hunter Hayes and Luke Bryan were two singers to introduce new music, while Blake Shelton played his new one for the first time at the Las Vegas awards show.

On this day in 1975, Conway Twitty’s song “Linda on My Mind” reached the No.1 position.  It stayed there for a week but spent a total of eight weeks on the charts.

George Strait’s ‘Round About Way’ was the No.1 song on this day in 1998.  It was the fourth and final single from his album Carrying Your Love With Me.

On this day in 1972 Faron Young hit the No.1 spot with ‘It’s Four in the Morning.’  The song, written by Jerry Chesnut, was Young’s first No.1 since the 1961 classic ‘Hello Walls.’

Wade Hayes released his debut album in November of 1994.  The title track was his debut single and his only No.1 hit.  The song, “Old Enough to Know Better,” climbed to the top on this day in 1995.

A former Cincinnati Bengal held the No.1 spot on this day in 1991.  Mike Reid retired from the NFL and began writing hit songs for other artists.  His first and only solo No.1, “Walk On Faith” came from his first solo album Turning for Home.

On this day in 1981, legendary recording artist Mel Tillis scored his sixth No.1 song with “Southern Rains.”  It stayed in the top spot for one week but remained on the chart for eleven weeks.

On this day in 1993, Travis Tritt landed at the No.1 position with the song “Can I Trust You with My Heart.”  Tritt was also a co-writer of the song which was the second single released from his album T-R-O-U-B-L-E.

On this day in 1992  Country superstar Garth Brooks had another No.1 hit on his hands when the third single from his Ropin’ the Wind album, ‘What She’s Doing Now,’ sat at the top for four straight weeks.