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Every No. 1 Single of the 2000s: Toby Keith featuring Willie Nelson, “Beer For My Horses”

September 9, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 14

Who’s up for a little Country & Western?

Every No. 1 Single of the Seventies: Tom T. Hall, “(Old Dogs, Children and) Watermelon Wine”

September 2, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 11

Tom T. Hall has a memorable encounter.

Every No. 1 Single of the 2000s: Diamond Rio, “I Believe”

August 23, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 8

A fantastic performance held back by an antiseptic production.

Every No. 1 Single of the Seventies: Joe Stampley, “Soul Song”

August 23, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 8

A fun forgotten hit.

Every No. 1 Single of the Seventies: Ray Price, “She’s Got to Be a Saint”

August 21, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 10

Ray Price closes out 1972.

Every No. 1 Single of the 2000s: Randy Travis, “Three Wooden Crosses”

August 21, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 14

A perfect example of how a great artist engages with – and transcends – the trends of the day.

Every No. 1 Single of the Seventies: Freddie Hart, “Got the All Overs For You (All Over Me)”

August 20, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 5

His heart is in the right place.

Every No. 1 Single of the 2000s: Tim McGraw, “She’s My Kind of Rain”

August 19, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 8

This song doesn’t make any sense.

Every No. 1 Single of the 2000s: Darryl Worley, “Have You Forgotten?”

August 17, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 16

A generation’s Earl Thomas Conley has his Lee Greenwood moment.

Every No. 1 Single of the Seventies: Charley Pride, “She’s Too Good to Be True”

August 16, 2025 Kevin John Coyne 5

Charley Pride returns to a familiar theme.

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