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(#1) Crazy
- Patsy Cline
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(#2) Ring Of Fire
Recorded by Johnny Cash but written by June Caarter, the 1963 song is a confession of Carter's love for Cash. -
(#3) King of the Road
This 1965 hit for Roger Miller spent 5 weeks at #1 and won a grammy -
(#4) Stand By Your Man
- Tammy Wynette
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(#5) Harper Valley PTA
This 1968 hit for Riley was written by Tom T. Hall -
(#6) El Paso
- Marty Robbins
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(#7) Wichita Lineman
- Glen Campbell
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(#8) I Fall to Pieces
- Patsy Cline
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(#9) Flowers on the Wall
- The Statler Brothers
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(#10) Are You Lonesome Tonight
A hit for Elvis in 1960, this country classic was actually a re-recording of a 1927 Vaughn Deleath song. -
(#11) She Thinks I Still Care
- George Jones
Released in 1962, She Thinks I Still Care became the third #1 hit for George Jones in May of that year.
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(#12) Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town
This Kenny Rogers song was a hit in 1969 and wrttien by Mel Tills -
(#13) A Boy Named Sue (live)
This 1969 hit for Johnny Cash was recorded live at San Quentin -
(#14) Please Help Me, I'm Falling
This was a 1960 hit for Hank Locklin -
(#15) Act Naturally
- Buck Owens and His Buckaroos, Ringo Starr, Buck Owens
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(#16) Galveston
- Glen Campbell
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(#17) North to Alaska
This was a 1960 hit for Johnny Horton on a song written by Mike Phillips -
(#18) He’ll Have to Go
1960s Jim Reeves hit has a smooth and velvety touch to it and stayed at #1 for 14 weeks. -
(#19) Don't Come Home A-Drinkin' (With Lovin' on Your Mind)
- Loretta Lynn
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(#20) Make the World Go Away
This was a 1965 hit from Eddy Arnold written by Hank Cochran -
(#21) All I Have to Do Is Dream
This song was a 1969 hit for Bobby gentry and Glenn Campbell and was also recorded by The Everly Brothers. -
(#22) Walk On By
This 1961 Leroy Van Dyke song stayed atop the charts for 19 weeks! -
(#23) She's Got You
- Patsy Cline
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(#24) Hello Walls
- Faron Young
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(#25) The End of the World
This Skeeter Davis song was a hit in 1963 -
(#26) Convoy
- C.W. McCall
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(#27) Wolverton Mountain
This was a 1962 hit for Claude King -
(#28) There Goes My Everything
Jack Greene's first #1 hit, from 1967 this song became a Grand Ol Opry classic. -
(#29) Six Days On The Road
- Dave Dudley
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(#30) Mama Tried by Merle Haggard
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(#31) From a Jack to a King
- Ned Miller
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(#32) I Don't Wanna Play House
- Loretta Lynn
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(#33) The Grand Tour
- George Jones
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(#34) Harper Valley P.T.A. by Jeannie C. Riley
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(#35) Last Date
This instrumental by Floyd Cramer was a hit in 1960 -
(#36) Don't Cry Daddy
- Elvis Presley
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(#37) Tennessee Flat Top Box
- Johnny Cash
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(#38) Big Iron
- Marty Robbins
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(#39) Jackson
- June Carter Cash, Johnny Cash
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(#40) D-I-V-O-R-C-E
- Tammy Wynette
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(#41) I'm a Lonesome Fugitive
- Merle Haggard
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(#42) Honey
1968 hit for Bobby Goldsboro written by Bobby Russell -
(#43) Green, Green Grass Of Home
- Porter Wagoner
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(#44) The Race Is On
- George Jones
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(#45) Saginaw, Michigan
- Lefty Frizzell
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(#46) We'll Sing In The Sunshine
This was a 1964 hit for Gale Garnett -
(#47) A Little Bitty Tear
A 1961 hit for Burl Ives written by Hank Cochran -
(#48) Okie From Muskogee
- Hank Williams III, Melvins, Henry Bogdan
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(#49) Hello Walls by Faron Young
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(#50) San Antonio Rose
The Bob Wills song was a 1961 hit for Floyd Cramer
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Country music originated in the United States. It is a kind of popular music with American national characteristics. One of the most distinct and popular American art forms is country music. In the ‘60s, country music introduced us to superstars, gave us unforgettable hits, became a fixture on national television, and provided enough musical memories to last a lifetime.
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