Please join me at www.wichitamountainsmusic.com for this show and some new shows as well, with video and music. We'll have this show, telling about the hits, and have some live music shows featuring singer/songwriters and unsigned, indie artists. This will be a program with video as well as the audio. That's at www.wichitamountainsmusic.com or go to www.ustream.tv/jameswills for these programs. Sorry I have been away from this site but I was working on the new sites to have video and audio. thanks again for listening to this show.

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Second part of 2, One hit from each decade, 1940s - 1990s.

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One no.1 hit song from each decade from 1940- 1990. I am singing and playing each song, my versions of these top hits. Happy holidays.

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The last number 1 songs off the country charts from 60 years ago, and one from every decade from 1948 - 1998, one song from each year. The last song of the year from 1948, 1958, 1968, 1978, 1988, and 1998. Artists on this show, Eddy Arnold, Ray Price, Glen Campbell, Kenny Rogers, Keith Whitley, and Terri Clark. Merry Christmas everybody.

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Songs that were no 1 on the country and rock charts but by two different artists. One release on the country chart and the other on the rock chart.

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Country hits that were no 1 on both the country and rock charts at the same time, the same release. Some of the artists talked about on this show are Elvis, Everly Brothers, Bobby Goldsboro, Marty Robbins and others.

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Part 2 of 2. Songs that were no 1 on the country charts more than once. Flipped up and down on the charts you might say.

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No, not songs about shoes, but songs that were no 1 on the country charts more than once. The same release that would make it to no 1, drop down and then return to the no 1 spot again. This only happened in the 60s and early 70s. You can see some of my shows with pictures on youtube. Go to the channel jlwmvo59 on youtube to see these. Thanks for listening to the Wichita Mountains Music Show.

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Some of the songs that were no 1 from the 60s off of the country charts. Hank Locklin, Patsy Cline, Roger Miller, Johnny Cash and others.

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Info on cowboy crooners like Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, Dale Evans and others, some of whom you may not have known were singers.

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No 1 songs from the 70s. Songs talked about on this show include Help Me Make It Through The Night, Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain, Back Home Again and others.

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What was the first nation wide rock and roll hit? Who coined the phrase "rock & roll"? Find out right here on this episode of the Wichita Mountains Music Show. I'll share with you information about the songs, singers, and songwriters that made these hits. Thank you for joining me at this look back to the birth of rock & roll, 1955.

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Hear information about some songs, the singers and the songwriters of some No 1 hits on both the country charts and the rock charts. Some of the artists were ELVIS, Everly Brothers, Red Foley, Pee Wee King.

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