The CASH BOX Country TOP 50
Week ending APRIL 18, 1959
TWTITLE | Artist (Label) LW2WK3WKWKS
  1WHITE LIGHTNING
    George Jones (Mercury 71406)
  1  1  3  7
  2DON’T TAKE YOUR GUNS TO TOWN
    Johnny Cash (Columbia 41313)
  2  2  113
  3WHEN IT’S SPRINGTIME IN ALASKA (It’s Forty Below)
    Johnny Horton (Columbia 41308)
  3  3  214
  4HOME
    Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 47-7479)
  5  815  5
  5WHO CARES
    Don Gibson (RCA Victor 47-7437)
  4  4  411
  6I’M IN LOVE AGAIN
    George Morgan (Columbia 41318)
  91218  7
  7A THOUSAND MILES AGO
    Webb Pierce (Decca 30858)
122033  4
  8BILLY BAYOU
    Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 47-7380)
  6  5  522
  9THE HANGING TREE
    Marty Robbins (Columbia 41325)
  7111710
10THAT’S WHAT IT’S LIKE TO BE LONESOME
    Ray Price (Columbia 41309)
    Bill Anderson (Decca 30773)
  8
 
  6
 
  6
 
17
 
11CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK
    Eddy Arnold (RCA Victor 47-7435)
111313  9
12LIFE TO GO
    Stonewall Jackson (Columbia 41257)
10  7  723
13THANKS A LOT
    Johnny Cash & Tennessee Two (Sun 316)
161720  4
14PICK ME UP ON YOUR WAY DOWN
    Charlie Walker (Columbia 41211)
13  9  932
15(Now And Then There’s) A FOOL SUCH AS I
    Elvis Presley (RCA Victor 47-7506)
30  2
16I’VE RUN OUT OF TOMORROWS
    Hank Thompson & Brazos Valley Boys (Capitol 4085)
14101018
17COME WALK WITH ME
    Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper (Hickory 1085)
15141216
18SET HIM FREE
    Skeeter Davis (RCA Victor 47-7471)
35  2
19MOMMY FOR A DAY
    Kitty Wells (Decca 30804)
18232311
20WHICH ONE IS TO BLAME
    Wilburn Brothers (Decca 30787)
17212115
21TAKE A MESSAGE TO MARY
    Everly Brothers (Cadence 1364)
28  2
22DOGGONE THAT TRAIN
    Hank Snow (RCA Victor 47-7448)
262226  6
23I NEED YOUR LOVE TONIGHT
    Elvis Presley (RCA Victor 47-7506)
34  2
24LUTHER PLAYED THE BOOGIE
    Johnny Cash & Tennessee Two (Sun 316)
27  2
25BEYOND THE SHADOW
    Browns (RCA Victor 47-7427)
191814  7
26BLACK LAND FARMER
    Frankie Miller (Starday 424)
2232  3
27AM I THAT EASY TO FORGET
    Carl Belew (Decca 30842)
  1
28POOR JENNY
    Everly Brothers (Cadence 1364)
33  2
29GOTTA TRAVEL ON
    Billy Grammer (Monument 400)
    Bill Monroe & Blue Grass Boys (Decca 30809)
20
 
15
 
11
 
13
 
30I TRADED HER LOVE (For Deep Purple Wine)
    Roland Johnson (Brunswick 55110)
243424  5
31COUNTRY MUSIC IS HERE TO STAY
    Simon Crum (Capitol 4073)
29292823
32A LONG TIME AGO
    Faron Young (Capitol 4113)
21191610
33DARK HOLLOW
    Luke Gordon (Blue Ridge 502)
    Jimmie Skinner (Mercury 71387)
23
 
16
 
  8
 
14
 
34IF HEARTACHE IS THE FASHION
    Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 47-7479)
  1
35MY REASON FOR LIVING
    Ferlin Husky (Capitol 4123)
312725  6
36THAT’S THE WAY IT’S GOTTA BE
    Faron Young (Capitol 4164)
  1
37WAIT AND SEE
    Roy Drusky (Decca 30793)
322419  8
38POOR OLD HEARTSICK ME
    Margie Bowes (Hickory 1094)
  1
39LIFE TO LIVE
    Billie Morgan (Starday 420)
28  2
40NEW RIVER TRAIN
    Bobby Helms (Decca 30831)
  1
41YANKEE, GO HOME
    Goldie Hill (Decca 30826)
252527  6
42HAVE HEART, WILL LOVE
    Jean Shepard (Capitol 4129)
  1
43KNOXVILLE GIRL
    Louvin Brothers (Capitol 4117)
    Wilburn Brothers (Decca 30787)

 
26
 
22
 
10
 
44THE WALL
    Freddie Hart (Columbia 41345)
  1
45GOLD RECORDS IN THE SNOW
    Benny Barnes (D 1052)
  1
46TREASURE OF LOVE
    George Jones (Mercury 71373)
332918
47WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT HEARTACHES?
    Johnnie & Jack (RCA Victor 47-7478)
  1
48FRANKIE’S MAN, JOHNNY
    Johnny Cash (Columbia 41371)
  1
49LAST NIGHT AT A PARTY
    Faron Young (Capitol 4113)
3110
50I’LL TAKE THE BLAME
    Jean Shepard (Capitol 4129)
31  2
NOTE: This week, Cash Box expanded its best-selling Country singles chart from 35 positions to 50, under the banner The Cash Box Country TOP 50 Across the Nation. At this point, the chart listed artist and label info for the Top 40 records, along with titles only for positions 41 through 50. Artists/labels listed above in those positions are based on a record’s previous or subsequent appearance in the Top 40 or its appearance on the concurrent Billboard Country charts.
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