Top Ten: Old Time-Songwriters

Platz 1: Carson Robison ("Way Out West in Kansas", "Blue Ridge Mountain Blues", "Wreck of the Number Nine", "Little Green Valley", "Carry Me Back to the Lone Prairie", "There Is a Bridle Hanging on the Wall", "Hitler's Last Letter to Hirohito", "Life Gets-Tee, Jus' Don't It")

Platz 2: Jimmie Rodgers ("The Brakeman's Blues", "Waiting for a Train", "My Rough and Rowdy Ways", "Train Whistle Blues", "Miss the Mississippi and You", "Peach Picking Time in Georgia")

Platz 3: Rex Griffin ("Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby", "I'm Ready to Reform", "The Last Letter", "You Got to Go to Work", "Just Call Me Lonesome")

Platz 4: Blind Alfred Reed ("Why Do You Bob Your Hair, Girls", "How Can a Poor Man Stand Such Times and Live")

Platz 5: Wilf Carter ("A Cowboy's High Toned Dance", "Down the Old Cattle Trail"

Platz 6: Jimmie Davis ("Nobody's Darling But Mine", "There's a New Moon Over My Shoulder")

Platz 7: Wendell Hall ("It Ain't Gonna Rain No More", "Underneath the Mellow Moon", "Carolina Rose")

Platz 8: Henry Whitter ("Wreck of the Old 97", "Lonesome Road Blues")

Platz 9: Lonnie Glosson ("Arkansas Hard Luck Blues", "Why Don't You Haul Off and Love Me")

Platz 10: Kelly Harrell ("Away Out on the Mountain")