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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Other • Top 1000

Top Country Songs of 1947

1946 <-

1947

-> 1948

Video playlist

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Date

Title

Album

Points

US
peak

US
country
peak

Comment

Video

07/1947

Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (That Cigarette) by Tex Williams

371

✫1
US

✫1
country

[Capitol Americana 40001]
written by Merle Travis & Tex Williams

06/1947

Temptation (Tim-Tayshun) by Red Ingle and the Natural Seven

366

✫1
US

2
country

featuring Jo Stafford on vocals
written by Arthur Freed & Nacio Brown (as Nacio Herb Brown)

07/1947

Feudin' and Fightin' by Dorothy Shay

253

4
US

4
country

[Columbia 37189]
written by Al Dubin & Burton Lane

08/1947

Feudin' and Fightin' by Jo Stafford

212

6
US

5
country

[Capitol 443]
written by Al Dubin & Burton Lane

12/1947

Here Comes Santa Claus (Down Santa Claus Lane) by Gene Autry

167

9
US

5
country

[Christmas]
[Columbia 37942]
written by Gene Autry & Oakley Haldeman

02/1947

(Oh Why, Oh Why, Did I Ever Leave) Wyoming by Dick Jurgens and His Orchestra

129

14
US

4
country

vocals by Jimmy Castle
[Columbia 37210]
written by Morey Amsterdam

07/1947

Ragtime Cowboy Joe by Eddy Howard

118

16
US

5
country

#1 hit for Bob Roberts in 1912
[Majestic 1155]
written by Lewis F. Muir, Maurice Abrahams & Grant Clarke

01/1947

New Pretty Blonde (Jole Blon) by Moon Mullican

106

21
US

2
country

[King 578]
written by traditional

08/1947

I'll Hold You in My Heart (Till I Can Hold You in My Arms) by Eddy Arnold

✫1
country

as Eddy Arnold & his Tennessee Plowboys
[RCA Victor 20-2332]
written by Eddy Arnold, Hal Horton & Tommy Dilbeck

10.

05/1947

It's a Sin by Eddy Arnold

✫1
country

as Eddy Arnold & his Tennessee Plowboys
[RCA Victor 20-2241]
written by Zeb Turner & Fred Rose

11.

03/1947

What Is Life Without Love by Eddy Arnold

✫1
country

as Eddy Arnold & his Tennessee Plowboys
[RCA Victor 20-2058]
written by Eddy Arnold, Owen Bradley & Vic McAlpin

12.

01/1947

So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packed by Merle Travis

✫1
country

[Capitol 349]
written by Merle Travis, Eddie Kirk & Cliffie Stone

13.

1947

New Jolie Blonde (New Pretty Blonde) by Red Foley

✫1
country

written by traditional

14.

05/1947

Sugar Moon by Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys

✫1
country

[Columbia 37313]
written by Bob Wills & Cindy Walker

15.

1947

Never Trust a Woman by Red Foley

2
country

written by Jenny Lou Carson

16.

11/1947

To My Sorrow by Eddy Arnold

2
country

as Eddy Arnold & his Tennessee Plowboys
[RCA Victor 20-2481]
written by Vic McAlpin (as Vernice J. McAlpin)

17.

12/1947

Never Trust a Woman by Tex Williams

2
country

[Capitol Americana 40054]
written by Jenny Lou Carson

18.

03/1947

So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packed by Johnny Bond

3
country

as Johnny Bond and His Red River Valley Boys
[Columbia 37255]
written by Merle Travis, Eddie Kirk & Cliffie Stone

19.

03/1947

Oakie Boogie by Jack Guthrie

3
country

[Capitol 341]
written by Johnny Tyler

20.

03/1947

You're Not My Darlin' Anymore by Gene Autry

3
country

[Columbia 37201]
written by Rosalie Allen, Fred Rose & Sam Martin [country songwriter]

21.

1947

That's How Much I Love You by Red Foley

4
country

written by Eddy Arnold, Wally Fowler & Graydon Hall

22.

10/1947

That's What I Like About the West by Tex Williams

4
country

[Capitol Americana 40031]
written by Robert MacGimsey (as Bob MacGimsey) & Edyth Bergdahl

23.

05/1947

Down at the Roadside Inn by Al Dexter

4
country

[Columbia 37303]
written by Al Dexter

24.

05/1947

Don't Look Now (But Your Broken Heart Is Showing) by Ernest Tubb

4
country

[Decca 46040]
written by Ernest Tubb

25.

04/1947

(Our Own) Jole Blon by Roy Acuff

4
country

as Roy Acuff and His Smoky Mountain Boys
[Columbia 37287]
written by Roy Acuff

26.

05/1947

Three Times Seven by Merle Travis

4
country

[Capitol 384]
written by Cliffie Stone & Merle Travis

27.

08/1947

The Daughter of Jole Blon by Johnny Bond

4
country

as Johnny Bond and His Red River Valley Boys
[Columbia 37566]
written by Bart Dawson

28.

05/1947

Steel Guitar Rag by Merle Travis

4
country

[Capitol 384]
written by Leon McAuliffe, Cliffie Stone & Merle Travis

29.

08/1947

Move It On Over by Hank Williams

4
country

[MGM 10033]
written by Hank Williams

30.

07/1947

Teardrops in My Heart by Sons of the Pioneers

4
country

[RCA Victor 20-2276]
written by Vaughn Horton

31.

01/1947

Jole Blon by Harry Choates

4
country

[Modern Mountain 511]
written by Moon Mullican

32.

06/1947

I Couldn't Believe It Was True by Eddy Arnold

4
country

as Eddy Arnold & his Tennessee Plowboys
US b side to It's a Sin
[RCA Victor 20-2241]
written by Eddy Arnold & Wally Fowler (as Wallace Fowler)

33.

11/1947

Fat Gal by Merle Travis

4
country

[Capitol Americana 40026]
written by Merle Travis

34.

01/1947

Bang Bang by Jimmie Davis

4
country

[Decca 46016]
written by Jimmie Davis

35.

03/1947

Silver Stars, Purple Sage, Eyes of Blue by Cliffie Stone

4
country

as Cliffie Stone and His Orchestra
[Capitol 354]
written by Denver Darling

36.

03/1947

My Chickashay Gal by Roy Rogers

4
country

[RCA Victor 20-2124]
written by Roy Rogers & Spade Cooley

37.

01/1947

Kokomo Island by Al Dexter

4
country

[Columbia 37200]
written by Al Dexter & Cindy Walker

38.

07/1947

Jole Blon's Sister by Moon Mullican

4
country

[King 632]
written by Moon Mullican (as Morry Burns) & Syd Nathan (as Lois Mann)

39.

07/1947

I'll Step Aside by Ernest Tubb

4
country

[Decca 46041]
written by Johnny Bond

40.

02/1947

Divorce Me C.O.D. by Johnny Bond

4
country

as Johnny Bond and His Red River Valley Boys
[Columbia 37217]
written by Merle Travis & Cliffie Stone

41.

03/1947

Crazy 'Cause I Love You by Spade Cooley

4
country

with Tex Williams
[Columbia 37058]
written by Spade Cooley

42.

03/1947

Cool Water by Sons of the Pioneers

4
country

[Decca 46027]
written by Bob Nolan

43.

07/1947

Bob Wills Boogie by Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys

4
country

[Columbia 37357]
written by Bob Wills, Millard Kelso & Junior Barnard

44.

1947

Freight Train Boogie by Red Foley

5
country

written by Alton Delmore (as Jim Scott) & Rabon Delmore (as Bob Nobar)

45.

01/1947

Missouri by Merle Travis

5
country

US B side to Divorce Me C.O.D.
[Capitol 290]
written by Hank Penny & Harry "Slim" Duncan

46.

06/1947

So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packed by Ernest Tubb

5
country

[Decca 46040]
written by Merle Travis, Eddie Kirk & Cliffie Stone

47.

02/1947

Rainbow at Midnight by Texas Jim Robertson

5
country

as Texas Jim Robertson and The Panhandle Punchers
[RCA Victor 20-1975]
written by Lost John Miller

48.

03/1947

I'm Gonna Be Boss from Now On by Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys

5
country

[Columbia 37205]
written by Bob Wills & Jesse Ashlock

49.

07/1947

Cigareetes, Whusky, and Wild, Wild Women by Sons of the Pioneers

5
country

[RCA Victor 20-2199]
written by Tim Spencer

50.

02/1947

Baby Doll by Sons of the Pioneers

5
country

[RCA Victor 20-2086]
written by Bob Newman

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