i'm sorry by john denver was the number one country song on october 2, 1975.
i'm sorry by john denver was the number one country song on october 2, 1975.
what was the number one country song on october 2, 1975?
i'm sorry by john denver
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the number one song on the best sellers chart in the first issue of 1958 was "great balls of fire" by jerry lee lewis, and the song at the top of the jockeys chart was "the story of my life" by marty robbins. eight different singles topped the best sellers chart during the year, including two each by johnny cash, don gibson and the everly brothers. the longest unbroken run in the top spot was eight weeks, achieved by both of cash's chart-toppers, "ballad of a teenage queen" and "guess things happen that way". the sixteen weeks which cash spent at number one was the most for any act. gibson's "oh lonesome me" also spent eight weeks at number one, but in two separate runs. the song gave gibson his first number-one country song, the only artist to do so in 1958, and he would go on to achieve his second later in the year, but after the success of "blue blue day" he would not return to the top of the country singles chart until 1972. three songs which topped the best sellers chart did not reach number one on the jockeys chart: "great balls of fire", "blue blue day" and "bird dog" by the everly brothers. the latter two singles were both kept from the number one spot on the jockeys chart by the thirteen-week reign of "alone with you" by faron young, the longest unbroken run of the year on the airplay-based listing. despite its popularity on the radio, young's song was one of two jockeys chart-toppers never to reach the top spot on the best sellers chart, the other being "just married" by marty robbins.
list of billboard number-one country songs of 1958