1981-0110 American Country Countdown

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1981-0110 American Country Countdown 40 - Nobody's Fool - Deborah Allen 04:03 39 - Can I See You Tonight - Tanya Tucker 02:52 38 - The Best Of Strangers - Barbara Mandrell 03:49 37 - You Better Move On - George Jones & Johnny Paycheck 02:51 Oldie - The Door - George Jones 03:29 36 - When It's Just You And Me - Kenny Dale 03:13 35 - There's Always Me - Jim Reeves 02:36 34 - Lovers Live Longer - Bellamy Brothers 03:26 33 - Killin' Time - Fred Knoblock & Susan Anton 03:32 32 - Countryfied - Mel McDaniel 03:21 31 - Don't Look Now (But We Just Fell In Love) - Eddy Arnold 02:53 30 - Lost In Love - Air Supply 04:27 29 - Are You Happy Baby - Dottie West 03:20 28 - Hillbilly Girl With The Blues - Lacy J. Dalton 04:09 27 - Don't You Ever Get Tired (Of Hurting Me) - Willie Nelson & Ray Price 04:06 Album Cut - I Still Can't Believe You're Gone - Willie Nelson 04:59 26 - Nobody In His Right Mind - Dean Dillon 02:38 25 - Silent Treatment - Earl Thomas Conley 02:55 24 - Any Which Way You Can - Glen Campbell 04:07 23 - Dance The Two Step - Susie Allanson 02:40 22 - Your Memory - Steve Wariner 03:35 21 - Following The Feeling - Moe Bandy & Judy Bailey 03:02 20 - Southern Rains - Mel Tillis 03:20 Oldie - Heart Healer - Mel Tillis 02:32 19 - 1959 - John Anderson 03:02 18 - Who's Cheatin' Who - Charly McClain 02:14 17 - Goodbye Marie - Bobby Goldsboro 03:09 16 - Acapulco - Johnny Duncan 02:55 15 - I'll Be There (If You Ever Want Me) - Gail Davies 02:47 14 - Girls, Women And Ladies - Ed Bruce 03:28 13 - Don't Forget Yourself - Statler Brothers 03:44 12 - If You Go, I'll Follow You - Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton 02:54 11 - I Keep Coming Back - Razzy Bailey 03:18 10 - I Feel Like Loving You Again - T.G. Sheppard 03:55 9 - Somebody's Knockin' - Terri Gibbs 02:45 8 - Beautiful You - Oak Ridge Boys 03:32 7 - One In A Million - Johnny Lee 02:43 6 - Giving Up Easy - Leon Everette 03:13 5 - 9 To 5 - Dolly Parton 02:43 4 - Down To My Last Broken Heart - Janie Fricke 03:25 3 - A Bridge That Just Won't Burn - Conway Twitty 02:57 2 - I Love A Rainy Night - Eddie Rabbitt 02:52 1 - I Think I'll Just Stay Here And Drink - Merle Haggard 07:10 .

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