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[ December 21, 2024 ] Twenty Greatest Albums of the CU Era: Kasey Chambers, Dragonfly CU20
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[ December 19, 2024 ] Twenty Greatest Albums of the CU Era: Laura Bell Bundy, Achin’ and Shakin’ CU20
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Every No. 1 Country Single of the Eighties: Don Williams, “Falling Again”

January 14, 2023 Kevin John Coyne 2

Don Williams scores with another Bob McDill composition.

Every No. 1 Country Single of the Eighties: Don Williams, “Good Ole Boys Like Me”

November 18, 2022 Kevin John Coyne 8

Don Williams tops the chart with a deeply moving piece of self-reflection.

Every No. 1 Country Single of the Eighties: Ronnie Milsap, “Why Don’t You Spend the Night”

November 7, 2022 Kevin John Coyne 5

Ronnie Milsap’s first No. 1 hit of the eighties reveals his influence on the biggest new act of the decade.

Pam Tillis Ranked: #25 – #1

June 22, 2022 Kevin John Coyne 0

Our inaugural edition of Ranked concludes with the top 25 records to date from the legendary Pam Tillis.

Every #1 Single of the Nineties: Alan Jackson, “Gone Country”

March 27, 2022 Kevin John Coyne 15

Alan Jackson’s long history of bemoaning country music interlopers begins here.

Every #1 Single of the Nineties: Shenandoah, “If Bubba Can Dance (I Can Too)”

February 17, 2022 Kevin John Coyne 8

Shenandoah’s final No. 1 single to date is also their most dated.

Every #1 Single of the Nineties: Doug Stone, “Why Didn’t I Think of That”

December 14, 2021 Kevin John Coyne 7

Doug Stone finds the humorous side of heartbreak.

Every #1 Single of the Nineties: Sammy Kershaw, “She Don’t Know She’s Beautiful”

November 18, 2021 Kevin John Coyne 7

An underrated nineties star tops the chart for the first time.

Every #1 Country Single of the Nineties: Doug Stone, “In a Different Light”

July 20, 2021 Kevin John Coyne 5

Another new star scores his first No. 1 single.

Favorite Songs by Favorite Artists: Alan Jackson (2020 Edition)

June 29, 2020 Zackary Kephart 16

Songs about livin’ and some about love.

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