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Every #1 Country Single of the Nineties: Shenandoah, “Next to You, Next to Me”

June 22, 2021 Kevin John Coyne 8

Shenandoah’s biggest hit is also their best.

Every #1 Country Single of the Nineties: Travis Tritt, “I’m Gonna Be Somebody”

June 21, 2021 Kevin John Coyne 6

Travis Tritt scores his second No. 1 hit with a song about making it big in the music business.

Every #1 Country Single of the Nineties: Vince Gill, “When I Call Your Name”

June 20, 2021 Kevin John Coyne 9

A moderately successful eighties country artist jumps right on to the nineties A-list.

Every #1 Country Single of the Nineties: Dan Seals, “Good Times”

June 19, 2021 Kevin John Coyne 3

Dan Seals charts his final No. 1 – and final top 40 – country hit.

Every #1 Country Single of the Nineties: Randy Travis, “He Walked On Water”

June 18, 2021 Kevin John Coyne 8

Randy Travis earns his second No. 1 single of the nineties with an ode to a late great-grandfather.

Every #1 Country Single of the Nineties: Garth Brooks, “The Dance”

June 17, 2021 Kevin John Coyne 6

A masterpiece kicks off the run of singles that will make Garth Brooks the biggest country star of all-time.

Every #1 Country Single of the Nineties: George Strait, “Love Without End, Amen”

June 16, 2021 Kevin John Coyne 5

George Strait’s first No. 1 single of the decade spends five weeks at the top.

Every #1 Country Single of the Nineties: Kathy Mattea, “She Came From Fort Worth”

June 15, 2021 Kevin John Coyne 8

The reigning Female Vocalist of the Year scores her final No. 1 hit.

Every #1 Country Single of the Nineties: Tanya Tucker, “Walking Shoes”

June 14, 2021 Kevin John Coyne 4

Tanya Tucker’s second No. 1 single of 1990 previewed her first studio album of the decade.

Every #1 Country Single of the Nineties: Ricky Van Shelton, “I’ve Cried My Last Tear For You”

June 13, 2021 Kevin John Coyne 5

Ricky Van Shelton scores his second No. 1 single of 1990.

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