These 9 Songs Did Not Go To Number 1
Having a number-one song is the hardest thing you will ever do in country music. These 9 Songs Did Not Go To Number 1 and you’ll be shocked at the…
NASHVILLE, TN – NOVEMBER 5: George Strait performs onstage at the “37th Annual CMA Awards” at the Grand Ole Opry House November 5, 2003 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Scott Gries/Getty Images)
(Photo by Scott Gries/Getty Images)Having a number-one song is the hardest thing you will ever do in country music. These 9 Songs Did Not Go To Number 1 and you'll be shocked at the songs on the list. George Strait has 60 number-one songs and 30-something songs that went to number 2. Even George had a hard time. LOL
Most Number One Country Songs
- George Strait 60
- Merle Haggard 38
- Ronnie Milsap 35
- Alabama 33
- Eddie Arnold 28
- Alan Jackson 26
- Dolly Parton 25
- Reba McEntire 24
- Kenny Chesney 23
- Sonny James 23
Songs That Spent The Most Weeks At Number One
- Florida Georgia Line & BeBe Rexha, "Meant To Be" 50 Weeks At Number One
- Sam Hunt, "Body Like A Back Road", 34 Weeks At Number One
- Gabby Barrett, "I Hope", 27 Weeks At Number One
- Florida Georgia Line, "Cruise" 24 Weeks At Number One
- Walker Hayes, "Fancy Like" 24 Weeks At Number One
- Dan + Shay, "10,000 Hours" 21 Weeks At Number One
- Webb Pearce, "In The Jail House Now" 21 Weeks At Number One
- Hank Snow, "I Don't Hurt Anymore", 20 Weeks At Number One
- Morgan Wallen, "You Proof" 19 Weeks At Number One
- Florida Georgia Line "H.O.L.Y" 18 Weeks At Number One
Garth Brooks-Much Too Young (To Feel This Damn Old)
George Strait- Amarillo By Morning
Patsy Cline-Crazy
Reba-Fancy
Vince Gill-When I Call Your Name
Willie Nelson-Whiskey RIver
Merle Haggard-Ramblin' Fever
Sammy Kershaw-Third Rate Romance
Tracy Lawrence-Paint Me A Birmingham
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