1968 in Country Music - Top Hits of The Year - Number One Hits - Canada

Canada

(as certified by RPM)

Date Single Name Artist Wks. No.1 U.S. peak Spec. Note
January 13 Tell Me Not to Go Myrna Lorrie 2
January 27 By the Time I Get to Phoenix Glen Campbell 3 2
February 17 Here Comes Heaven Eddy Arnold 1 2
February 24 I Heard from a Heart Break Last Night Jim Reeves 1 9
March 2 Skip a Rope Henson Cargill 2
March 16 Take Me to Your World Tammy Wynette 1
March 23 Rosanna's Going Wild Johnny Cash 3 2
April 13 A World of Our Own Sonny James 1
April 20 Turn Down the Music Myrna Lorrie 2
May 4 You Are My Treasure Jack Greene 1
May 11 Fist City Loretta Lynn 1
May 18 Have a Little Faith David Houston 1
May 25 Wild Weekend Bill Anderson 1 2
June 1 Honey Bobby Goldsboro 2
June 15 I Wanna Live Glen Campbell 2
June 29 D-I-V-O-R-C-E Tammy Wynette 3
July 20 Folsom Prison Blues Johnny Cash 2
  • RPM didn't publish on July 27 or August 12.
August 19 What's Made Milwaukee Famous
(Has Made a Loser Out of Me)
Jerry Lee Lewis 1 2
August 26 Already It's Heaven David Houston 1
September 2 Dreams of the Everyday Housewife Glen Campbell 2 3
September 16 Harper Valley PTA Jeannie C. Riley 2
September 30 Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line Waylon Jennings 1 2
October 7 Applesauce Lynn Jones 2
October 21 Big Girls Don't Cry Lynn Anderson 1 12
October 28 I Just Came to Get My Baby Faron Young 1 8
November 4 Happy State of Mind Bill Anderson 1 2
November 11 Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye Eddy Arnold 1
November 18 When You Are Gone Jim Reeves 1 7
November 25 Mama Tried Merle Haggard 1
December 2 Where Love Used to Live David Houston 1 2
December 9 Stand by Your Man Tammy Wynette 1
December 16 Little Arrows Leapy Lee 1 11
December 23 I Take a Lot of Pride in What I Am Merle Haggard 3 3
  • Fell to #2 on the week of January 13, 1969.
Notes
  • 2^ Song dropped from No. 1 and later returned to top spot.
  • A^ First RPM No. 1 hit for that artist.
  • C^ Only RPM No. 1 hit for that artist.

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