The NASCAR juggernaut has arrived in Virginia to race the paper-clip shaped short track of historic Martinsville Speedway.
Created in 1947, the first NASCAR race was run at Martinsville Speedway in 1948. By 1949 Martinsville Speedway was the sixth stop on the tour of what is today called the NASCAR Sprint Cup season. And it still is today.
As this day is set aside for music at Chief 187™Chatter, this week’s focus is songs popular in 1948 or, if you’d rather, artists who were born in 1948. The use of search engines is not only allowed but encouraged to satisfy this prompt! Be sure to include the artist’s name, the name of the song, and any other pertinent information you feel necessary to share.
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