1974 in Country Music - Top Hits of The Year - Other Major Hits - Singles Released By American Artists

Singles Released By American Artists

Single Artist
17 After the Fire Is Gone Willie Nelson and Tracy Nelson
10 12 Ain't Love a Good Thing Connie Smith
19 37 Angels Are Hard to Find Hank Williams, Jr.
9 3 Annie's Song John Denver
13 24 At the Time Jean Shepard
13 57 Atta Way to Go Don Williams
51 15 Back in the Country Roy Acuff
6 2 Baby Doll Barbara Fairchild
14 21 The Baptism of Jesse Taylor Johnny Russell
11 15 Between Lust and Watching TV Cal Smith
22 17 Biff, the Friendly Purple Bear Dick Feller
4 2 Big Four Poster Bed Brenda Lee
8 7 Big Game Hunter Buck Owens
17 26 Bloody Mary Morning Willie Nelson
8 8 Boney Fingers Hoyt Axton and Renee Armand
9 14 Bring Back Your Love to Me Don Gibson
24 2 Can I Come Home to You Bill Anderson
9 13 Can You Feel It David Houston
19 Come on In and Let Me Love You Lois Johnson
10 38 Credit Card Song Dick Feller
13 17 The Crude Oil Blues Jerry Reed
2 5 Daddy, What If Bobby Bare and Bobby Bare, Jr.
14 15 Delta Dirt Larry Gatlin
11 17 Don't Let Go Mel Tillis and Sherry Bryce
10 47 Don't Tell (That Sweet Ole Lady of Mine) Johnny Carver
12 13 Don't You Think Marty Robbins
10 Drinkin' Thing Gary Stewart
7 5 Every Time I Turn the Radio On Bill Anderson
23 16 Field of Yellow Daisies Charlie Rich
3 6 Get on My Love Train LaCosta
12 17 A Good Woman's Love Jerry Reed
19 Goodbye Rex Allen, Jr.
12 8 The Great Divide Roy Clark
18 44 Guess Who Jerry Wallace
2 Hang in There Girl Freddie Hart
26 13 He Can Be Mine Jeannie Seely
8 4 He Can't Fill My Shoes Jerry Lee Lewis
6 4 Help Me Elvis Presley
17 23 Here We Go Again Brian Shaw
15 34 Highway Headin' South Porter Wagoner
20 35 Houston (I'm Comin' to See You) Glen Campbell
11 7 How Lucky Can One Man Be Joe Stampley
17 I Just Started Hatin' Cheatin' Songs Today Moe Bandy
6 18 I Love You, I Love You David Houston and Barbara Mandrell
13 I Never Knew (What That Song Meant Before) Connie Smith
19 23 I Wish That I Had Loved You Better Eddy Arnold
19 43 I'd Fight the World Jim Reeves
17 I'll Do Anything It Takes (To Stay with You) Jean Shepard
7 2 I'll Think of Something Hank Williams, Jr.
6 I'll Try a Little Bit Harder Donna Fargo
11 40 I'm Having Your Baby Sunday Sharpe
17 7 I'm Leavin' It All Up to You Donny and Marie Osmond
3 2 I'm Still Loving You Joe Stampley
4 96 I've Got a Thing About You Baby Elvis Presley
11 11 I've Just Got to Know (How Loving You Would Be) Freddy Weller
8 2 If I Miss You Again Tonight Tommy Overstreet
16 It'll Come Back Red Sovine
6 9 (It's A) Monster's Holiday Buck Owens
10 It's That Time of Night Jim Ed Brown
13 77 It's Time to Cross That Bridge Jack Greene
3 3 (Jeannie Marie) You Were a Lady Tommy Overstreet
8 Last Time I Saw Him Dottie West
13 12 Lean It All on Me Diana Trask
15 Like a First Time Thing Ray Price
11 7 Lovin' on Borrowed Time Mel Street
9 Loving You Has Changed My Life David Rogers
11 17 Lucky Ladies Jeannie Seely
11 38 Makin' the Best of a Bad Situation Dick Feller
4 10 The Man That Turned My Mama On Tanya Tucker
3 3 Memory Maker Mel Tillis
4 3 A Mi Esposa Con Amor (To My Wife with Love) Sonny James
2 2 Midnight Me and the Blues Mel Tillis
64 16 My Girl Bill Jim Stafford
19 37 My Part of Forever Johnny Paycheck
9 3 My Wife's House Jerry Wallace
19 12 Old Home Filler-Up an' Keep On-a-Truckin' Cafe C. W. McCall
8 4 The Older the Violin, The Sweeter the Music Hank Thompson
9 13 On the Cover of Music City News Buck Owens
3 65 Once You've Had the Best George Jones
8 30 One Day at a Time Don Gibson
19 One Day at a Time Marilyn Sellars
16 22 The Rainbow in Daddy's Eyes Sammi Smith
13 21 Rainy Night in Georgia Hank Williams, Jr.
21 19 Red Rose from the Blue Side of Town George Morgan
13 9 The River's Too Wide Jim Mundy
17 33 Rosie Cries a Lot Ferlin Husky
51 11 Sally G Paul McCartney
20 20 Silver Threads and Golden Needles Linda Ronstadt
15 10 Smile for Me Lynn Anderson
12 23 Snap Your Fingers Don Gibson
8 6 Some Kind of a Woman Faron Young
6 11 Something Johnny Rodriguez
10 7 Sometime Sunshine Jim Ed Brown
2 5 Somewhere Between Love and Tomorrow Roy Clark
8 9 Song and Dance Man Johnny Paycheck
17 Standing in Your Line Barbara Fairchild
10 6 Statue of a Fool Brian Collins
7 29 Still Loving You Bob Luman
3 4 Stomp Them Grapes Mel Tillis
40 11 Stop and Smell the Roses Mac Davis
18 30 Stop the World (And Let Me Off) Susan Raye
5 9 Take Me Home to Somewhere Joe Stampley
18 8 Tell Tale Signs Jerry Lee Lewis
14 9 Ten Commandments of Love David Houston and Barbara Mandrell
11 14 That Girl Who Waits on Tables Ronnie Milsap
2 2 That Song Is Driving Me Crazy Tom T. Hall
12 This Time I Almost Made It Barbara Mandrell
12 19 Tonight Someone's Falling in Love Johnny Carver
10 9 Twentieth Century Drifter Marty Robbins
25 16 The Uptown Poker Club Jerry Reed
14 Wake Me Into Love Bud Logan and Wilma Burgess
3 3 The Want-To's Freddie Hart
8 We Loved It Anyway George Jones and Tammy Wynette
5 We Should Be Together Don Williams
15 16 (We're Not) The Jet Set George Jones and Tammy Wynette
16 26 When I Get My Hands on You Diana Trask
14 14 When Your Good Love Was Mine Narvel Felts
10 12 Who Left the Door to Heaven Open Hank Thompson
27 18 Workin' at the Car Wash Blues Tony Booth
6 5 Wrong Ideas Brenda Lee
20 22 The Wrong in Loving You Faron Young
15 34 You Don't Need to Move a Mountain Jeanne Pruett
15 You Make Me Feel More Like a Man Mel Street
16 20 You're Not Getting Older (You're Getting Better) Freddy Weller

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