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Top Country Music Songs of 1977

Posted on July 17, 2014 by societyofoldfartsandjackasses

COMMODORE COMPUTER: The wonderful world of Entertainment in 1977 saw the Commodore PET home and personal computer, the world’s first personal all-in-one computer system that contained a tape storage unit, a keyboard, and a screen demonstrated in Chicago, Illinois at … Continue reading →

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Top Country Music Songs Of 1973

Posted on April 28, 2014 by societyofoldfartsandjackasses

AEROSMITH: The wonderful world of Entertainment in 1973 saw the Aerosmith Hard Rock Band, who are known as “The Bad Boys From Boston,’ and as “America’s Greatest Rock and Roll Band,” and are the bestselling American Rock Band of All … Continue reading →

Posted in Top Country Music Songs of the Year | Tagged 4th of July, Academy Awards, Aerosmith, Al Pacino, Alec Guinness, American Country Countdown, American Top 40, Another World, Art Garfunkel, Barbara Fairchild, Belmont, Billboard, Billboard Magazine, Bob Kingsley, Bob Newhart, Boston, Bruce Lee, Cal Smith, California, Casey Kasem, Charley Pride, Charlie Chaplin, Charlie Rich, Conway Twitty, Country Music, David Akeman, Dean Martin, Don Bastany, Don Bowman, Donna Fargo, Edward Herrmann, Elvis Presley, Emmy Awards, England, Florida, Freddie Hart, George Jones, Geraldine Chaplin, Grammy Awards, Grammys, Grand Ole Opry, Guns N' Roses, Hawaii, Hee Haw, Hollywood, Hong Kong, Jeanne Moreau, Jeanne Pruett, Jerry Reed, Jimmy Dean, Joe Stampley, John Randolph, Johnny Rodriguez, July 4th, Kentucky Derby, Kiss, Kix Brooks, Kris Kristofferson, LA, Laugh-In, Lauren Becall, Led Zeppelin, Leo McKern, Liza Minnelli, Loretta Lynn, Los Angeles, Lynn Anderson, Marie Osmond, Marlon Brando, Martial Arts, Mary Tyler Moore, Merle Haggard, Miami, Miami Dolphins, Morrissey, Nashville, New York, New York Dolls, NY, Oscars, Paul Newman, Paul Simon, Pink Floyd, Preakness, Radio and Records Magazine, Ragtime Music, Ray Price, Robert Redford, Robert Shaw, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Rock Music, Ron Jacobs, Rowan and Martin, Roy Clark, Scooby-Doo, Secretariat, Simon and Garfunkel, Stringbean, Super Bowl, Tammy Wynette, Tampa, Tanya Tucker, Tennessee, The Allman Brothers, The Band, The Beatles, The Bold and the Beautiful, The Godfather, The Grateful Dead, The Ramones, The Sex Pistols, The Smiths, The Young and the Restless, Thomas Pychon, Time Magazine, Tom T. Hall, Triple Crown, TV Guide, Washington, Washington Redskins, Watkins Glen, Willie Nelson | 13 Comments

Top Country Music Songs Of 1970

Posted on March 21, 2014 by societyofoldfartsandjackasses

ALL MY CHILDREN: The wonderful world of Entertainment in 1970 saw the Soap Opera known as All My Children broadcasted for the first time on ABC Television. All My Children would be aired for 41 years until September 23, 2011 … Continue reading →

Posted in Top Country Music Songs of the Year | Tagged Academy Awards, America's Top 40, Billboard, Billboard Magazine, Black Sabbath, Bobby Sherman, Broadway, California, Casey Kasem, Charley Pride, Chicago, Conway Twitty, Country Music, Dave Dudley, David Houston, Diana Ross, Elton John, Emmy Awards, Emmys, England, Grammy Awards, Grammy Hall of Fame, Grammys, Hank Williams Junior, Houston, Jack Blanchard, Japan, Jery Lee Lewis, Jethro Tull, Jimi Hendrix, Joan Baez, Johnny Cash, Joni Mitchell, Las Vegas, London, Loretta Lynn, Lynn Anderson, Manhattan, Marty Robbins, Mary Tyler Moore, Merle Haggard, Mike Curb, Miles Davis, Misty Morgan, Nashville, New York, New York City, NYC, Oklahoma, Oscars, Partridge Family, Paul McCartney, Phil Spector, Pulitzer Prize, Ray Price, Richie Valens, Righteous Brothers, Rogers and Hammerstein, Rolling Stone Magazine, Rolling Stones, Sly and the Family Stone, Sonny James, Tammy Wynette, Tennessee, The Beatles, The Who, Tom T. Hall | 11 Comments

Top Country Music Songs Of 1966

Posted on January 25, 2014 by societyofoldfartsandjackasses

SWEET CHARITY: The wonderful world of Entertainment in 1966 saw the Broadway Musical Sweet Charity debut and win the Tony Award for Best Choreography. Sweet Charity would run for 608 performances at the Palace Theatre in New York City. MISTER … Continue reading →

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“COLD COLD HEART”: A part of the Great American Songbook that contains the most influential and most important 20th Century American popular songs, and written by the King of Country Music Hank Williams as the B-Side of “Dear John,” the … Continue reading →

Posted on September 5, 2013 by societyofoldfartsandjackasses | 9 Comments