Elvis Presley records “If We Never Meet Again” on his “His Hand In Mind”album that eventually goes platinum.

Louisiana Governor Jimmie Davis invites Albert to his home in Baton Rouge.

The Kossoy Sisters recorded “I’ll Fly Away”

330,000 copies of Albert E. Brumley’s Book of Radio Favorites were sold according to Billboard Magazine.

Completes the final payments to the heirs of E.M. Bartlett and Albert E. Brumley & Sons is 100% owner of the Hartford Music Company including his song “I’ll Fly Away”

The Chuck Wagon Gang releases “I’ll Fly Away” on their Fort Worth, TX radio program. That recording goes on to sell over 1 million copies. (Pre RIAA recognition. Would now be considered a Platinum Album)

Albert E. Brumley & Sons begins purchasing pieces of the Hartford Music Company from the heirs of E.M. Bartlett to regain control of his songs written for Hartford.

Albert E. Brumley & Sons begins to manufacture custom books for Rex Humbard, Rennfro Valley and other major players in the music industry.

Albert E. Brumley & Sons Music was formed by Albert to take control of his own publishing and book printing. Albert E. Brumley & Sons becomes a member of SESAC.

Albert and Goldie welcomed their sixth and final child, daughter Betty Belle Brumley