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Week ending 2/11/17: #1 singles this week in country music history

2 Comments Posted by on February 12, 2017

morris10-21957 (Sales):Singing the Blues — Marty Robbins (Columbia)

1957 (Jukebox): Singing the Blues — Marty Robbins (Columbia)

1957 (Disc Jockeys): Young Love — Sonny James (Capitol)

1967: Don’t Come Home A-Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ On Your Mind) — Loretta Lynn (Decca)

1977: Near You — George Jones & Tammy Wynette (Epic)

1987: Leave Me Lonely — Gary Morris (Warner Bros.)

1997: It’s a Little Too Late — Mark Chesnutt (Decca)

2007: Watching You — Rodney Atkins (Curb)

2017: Better Man — Little Big Town (Capitol)

2017 (Airplay): Guy With A Girl — Blake Shelton (Warner Bros.)

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2 responses to “Week ending 2/11/17: #1 singles this week in country music history”

  1. Tyler Pappas February 13, 2017 at 9:25 pm

    “Singing the Blue’s” A+ love the intro and the guitar work.
    “Young Love” not really familiar with the tune (heard it only twice) but I know it was a monster hit. B+
    “Don’t Come Home a Drinkin'” A+ vintage Loretta. Classic.
    “Near You” isn’t really my favorite. I think they had better singles and album cuts. B
    “Leave Me Lonely” C doesn’t do much for me. I like a lot of his other singles better.
    “It’s A Little Too Late” I grew on 90’s country but it’s catchy B+
    “Watching You” I really like the song A-
    “Better Man” C-
    “Guy with A Girl” C I don’t like much of Today’s mainstream country music and this song is no exception

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