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Cover

Date

Title

Album

Points

US
peak

US
country
peak

Comment

Video

Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys

09/1944

① We Might as Well Forget It by Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys

151

11
US

2
country

[artist #1 hit]
vocals by Leon Huff
[Okeh 6722]
written by Johnny Bond

Ernest Tubb

03/1945

⑤ Tomorrow Never Comes by Ernest Tubb

3
country

[artist #5 hit]
[Decca 6106]
written by Ernest Tubb & Johnny Bond

Gene Autry

12/1945

Don't Live a Lie by Gene Autry

4
country

[Columbia 36880]
written by Gene Autry & Johnny Bond

Johnny Bond

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

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

Ernest Tubb

07/1947

I'll Step Aside by Ernest Tubb

4
country

[Decca 46041]
written by Johnny Bond

Johnny Bond

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

06/1948

Oklahoma Waltz by Johnny Bond

9
country

[Columbia 4-38160]
written by Stan Kenton

Ernest Tubb

08/1948

② Forever Is Ending Today by Ernest Tubb

30
US

5
country

[artist #2 hit]
[Decca 46134]
written by Ernest Tubb, Ike Cargill & Johnny Bond

Johnny Bond

10.

04/1949

Till the End of the World by Johnny Bond

12
country

[Columbia 20549]
written by Vaughn Horton

11.

07/1949

Tennessee Saturday Night by Johnny Bond

11
country

[Columbia 20545]
written by Billy Hughes

12.

04/1950

Love Song in 32 Bars by Johnny Bond

8
country

[Columbia 20671]
written by Sid Tepper & Roy Bennett (as Roy Brodsky)

13.

08/1951

Sick, Sober and Sorry by Johnny Bond

7
country

written by Tex Atchison & Eddie Hazelwood

Billy Vaughn

14.

10/1958

Cimarron by Billy Vaughn

from Billy Vaughn Plays

44
US

written by Johnny Bond

Tennessee Ernie Ford

15.

02/1959

Glad Rags by Tennessee Ernie Ford

100
US

[Capitol 4107]
written by Johnny Bond

Johnny Bond

16.

08/1960

③ Hot Rod Lincoln by Johnny Bond

from Hot Rod Lincoln

26
US

[artist #3 hit]
[Republic 2005]
written by Charlie Ryan & W. S. Stevenson

Porter Wagoner

17.

03/1961

Your Old Love Letters by Porter Wagoner

from The Porter Wagoner Show

10
country

[RCA Victor 47-7837]
written by Johnny Bond

Johnny Bond

18.

11/1963

Three Sheets in the Wind by Johnny Bond

from Hot Rod Lincoln

30
country

[Starday 649]
written by Johnny Bond

& Tex Atchison

19.

02/1965

④ 10 Little Bottles by Johnny Bond

from Ten Little Bottles

43
US

2
country

[artist #4 hit]
[Starday 704]
written by Johnny Bond

Glen Campbell

20.

04/1965

Tomorrow Never Comes by Glen Campbell

from Too Late to Worry, Too Blue to Cry

118
US

[Capitol 5360]
written by Ernest Tubb & Johnny Bond

B.J. Thomas

21.

09/1966

Tomorrow Never Comes by B.J. Thomas

from Tomorrow Never Comes

80
US

[Scepter 12165]
written by Ernest Tubb & Johnny Bond

George Hamilton IV

22.

03/1969

Back to Denver by George Hamilton IV

from In the 4th Dimension

26
country

[RCA Victor 74-0100]
written by Johnny Bond

Slim Whitman

23.

04/1970

Tomorrow Never Comes by Slim Whitman

from Tomorrow Never Comes

27
country

[Imperial 66441]
written by Ernest Tubb & Johnny Bond

Johnny Bond

24.

02/1971

Here Come the Elephants by Johnny Bond

from Here Come the Elephants

59
country

[Starday 916]
written by Jim Owen (as Jim Owens)

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