1940 in Country Music - Top Hits of The Year

Top Hits of The Year

  • "Blue Eyed Ellaine" - Ernest Tubb
  • "Blueberry Hill" - Gene Autry
  • "El Rancho Grande" - Gene Autry
  • "Goodbye Little Darlin' Goodbye" - Gene Autry
  • "I'll Get Along Somehow" - Ernest Tubb
  • "Ida Red" - Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys
  • "Just To Ease My Worried Mind" - Roy Acuff
  • "New San Antonio Rose" – Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
  • "Old Age Pension Check" – Roy Acuff
  • "Old Fashioned Love" - Roy Acuff
  • "Streamlined Cannonball" - Roy Acuff
  • "There's A Chill On The Hill" - Jimmie Davis
  • "Tumbling Tumbleweeds" - Bing Crosby
  • "Worried Mind" - Ted Daffan's Texans
  • "Worried Mind" - Jimmie Davis
  • "You Are My Sunshine"- Bob Atcher
  • "You Are My Sunshine" - Jimmie Davis
  • "Cimmaron"- Jimmy Wakely
  • "My Window Faces The South"- Bob Wills
  • "Lone Star Rag"- Bob Wills
  • "Smokey Mountain Rag"- Roy Acuff
  • "I'll Keep On Loving You"- Floyd Tillman
  • "I'll Keep On Loving You"- Cliff Bruner
  • "Weary River"- Roy Acuff
  • "Blue Eyed Darling"- Roy Acuff
  • "My Baby And My Wife"- Ernest Tubb
  • "I'll Never Cry Over You"- Ernest Tubb
  • "Too Late"- Jimmy Wakely
  • "South Of The Border"- Gene Autry

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