Samstag, 13. Juni 2026
Top Ten: Songs, die Conway Twitty coverte
PLATZ 1: Blueberry Hill (Al Lewis/Vincent Rose/Larry Stock)
Original: Gene Autry
PLATZ 2: Hallelujah, I Love Her So (Ray Charles)
Original: Ray Charles
PLATZ 3: You Win Again (Hank Williams)
Original: Hank Williams
PLATZ 4: Blue Suede Shoes (Carl Perkins)
Original: Carl Perkins
PLATZ 5: Green Green Grass of Home (Curly Putman)
Original: Johnny Darrell
PLATZ 6: Heartbreak Hotel (Mar Boren Axton/Tommy Durden/Elvis Presley)
Original: Elvis Presley
PLATZ 7: Above and Beyond (Harlan Howard)
Original: Wynn Stewart
PLATZ 7: I Can't Stop Loving You (Don Gibson)
Original: Don Gibson
PLATZ 8: Next in Line (Wayne Kemp/Curtis Wayne)
Original: Wayne Kemp
PLATZ 9: Darling, You Know I Wouldn't Lie (Wayne Kemp/Curtis Wayne)
Original: Wayne Kemp
PLATZ 10: I Wonder What She'll Think About Me Leaving (Merle Haggard)
Original: Merle Haggard
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Platz 2: Henry Whitter: Lonesome Road Blues, 1924 (ursprüngliche Version von "Goin' Down the Road Feeling Bad")
Platz 3: Henry Whitter: The Wreck of the Old Southern 97, 1924
Platz 4: Ernest Stoneman: The Sinking of the Titanic, 1924
Platz 5: Blind Alfred Reed: Wreck of the Virginian, 1927
Platz 6: Blind Alfred Reed: Prayer of the Drunkard's Little Girl, 1928
Platz 6: Blind Alfred Reed: Explosion in the Fairmont Mines, 1928
Platz 7: Blind Alfred Reed: Why Do You Bob Your Hair, Girls, 1928
Platz 8: Blind Alfred Reed: Fate of Chris Lively and Wife, 1928
Platz 9: Jimmie Rodgers: The Brakeman's Blues (Yodeling the Blues Away), 1928
Platz 10: Jimmie Rodgers: Waiting for a Train, 1929
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