Every No. 1 Single of the 2000s: The Chicks, “Without You” April 26, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 14 The Chicks start their transition into mature artists.
Every No. 1 Single of the Seventies: Conway Twitty, “Fifteen Years Ago” April 26, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 6 Fifteen years ago? More like one entry ago.
Every No. 1 Single of the 2000s: Tim McGraw, “My Next Thirty Years” April 24, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 18 A burst of optimism from Tim McGraw and Phil Vassar.
Every No. 1 Single of the Seventies: Charley Pride, “I Can’t Believe That You’ve Stopped Loving Me” April 24, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 11 Jack Clement keeps this one a step below Pride’s other singles from this era.
Every No. 1 Single of the Seventies: Tammy Wynette, “Run, Woman, Run” April 23, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 2 A conversational country classic.
Every No. 1 Single of the 2000s: Phil Vassar, “Just Another Day in Paradise” April 22, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 16 A joyous ode to fatherhood.
Every No. 1 Single of the Seventies: Johnny Cash, “Sunday Morning Coming Down” April 22, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 14 An undeniable masterpiece from a curious and empathetic artist and songwriter team.
Every No. 1 Single of the 2000s: Travis Tritt, “Best of Intentions” April 20, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 10 Travis Tritt delivers on his best intentions.
Every No. 1 Single of the Seventies: Jerry Lee Lewis, “There Must Be More to Love Than This” April 20, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 13 A killer cheating song.