Country - ACC Top Men (1)

ACC Top Men (1) 1990-99 [Start][Women][Men2][Groups]

1. George Strait

Position, Year, Title:
002-1991 I've Come To Expect It From You
002-1996 Blue Clear Sky
002-1997 One Night At A Time
003-1999 Write This Down
004-1990 Love Without End, Amen
004-1997 Carrying Your Love With Me
005-1995 Check Yes Or No
006-1993 Easy Come Easy Go
007-1991 You Know Me Better Than That
008-1998 I Just Want To Dance With You
010-1991 If I Know Me
015-1999 What Do You Say To That
017-1996 Carried Away
022-1995 The Big One
027-1995 You Can't Make A Heart Love Somebody
027-1998 Round About Way
029-1998 True
047-1996 I Know She Still Loves Me
050-1992 So Much Like My Dad
051-1990 Overnight Success
051-1993 Heartland
052-1992 Gone As A Girl Can Get
054-1997 I Can Still Make Cheyenne
054-1999 We Really Shouldn't Be Doing This
059-1999 Meanwhile
063-1994 I'd Like To Have That One Back
063-1998 Today My World Slipped Away
072-1990 Drinking Champagne
072-1993 When Did You Stop Loving Me
077-1994 The Man In Love With You
081-1995 Adalida
098-1992 The Chill Of An Early Fall
099-1994 Love Bug

Bob Kingsley (1995):
Over the past 14 years this singer has gone from innovator to idol. Since his debue in 1981 he's spent more time at the top of Billboard's country singles chart than any other solo performer. In the process he's constantly being acknowledged as a primary influence by many of the new crop of country stars.

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2. Alan Jackson

Bob Kingsley (1997):
During the past 8 years the classic pop-free country style of this next singer has sold more than 22 million albums. And by 1997 he stood taller than ever as a representative of the simple truth and homespun values that have always been at the heart of country music. At number 15 of the year, here's Alan Jackson: "There Goes".

Position, Year, Title:
001-1991 Don't Rock The Jukebox
001-1993 Chattahoochee
003-1994 Livin' On Love
006-1992 Dallas
006-1997 Little Bitty
007-1996 I'll Try
008-1994 Summertime Blues
010-1990 Here In The Real World
010-1996 Tall Tall Trees
011-1991 I'd Love You All Over Again
012-1992 Love's Got A Hold On You
015-1997 There Goes
024-1999 Right On The Money
027-1992 Midnight In Montgomery
030-1990 Wanted
030-1996 Home
032-1997 Who's Cheatin' Who
032-1998 Between The Devil And Me
036-1999 Little Man
039-1995 I Don't Even Know Your Name
043-1995 Gone Country
046-1999 Gone Crazy
048-1991 Chasin' That Neon Rainbow
052-1994 Mercury Blues
052-1998 I'll Go On Loving You
053-1993 Tonight I Climbed The Walls
063-1991 Someday
076-1995 Song For The Life
083-1994 (Who Says) You Can't Have It All
086-1993 She's Got The Rhythm
089-1997 Everything I Love

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3. Garth Brooks

Bob Kingsley (1995): This next singer is an absolutely fascinating figure. He is one complex individual, both personally and professionally. A soft spoken country boy from Oaklahoma with a deep philosophical temperament and an expressive soulful vocalist who can turn into a wild man on stage. Garth Brooks is all of those things and he's also the man with 1995's sixteenth ranked country hit.

Position, Year, Title:
004-1991 Thunder Rolls
004-1992 What She's Doing Now
007-1993 Ain't Going Down 'Til The Sun Comes Up
009-1991 Unanswered Prayers
013-1990 The Dance
015-1991 Two Of A Kind, Workin' On A Full House
016-1995 She's Every Woman
017-1998 Long Neck Bottle
020-1990 Not Counting You
022-1998 Two Piña Coladas
023-1998 To Make You Feel My Love
024-1993 That Summer
026-1994 American Honky Tonk Bar Association
028-1990 Friends In Low Places
031-1996 The Beaches Of Cheyenne
033-1997 In Another's Eyes
034-1997 That Ol' Wind
043-1992 The River
046-1993 Learning To Live Again
057-1992 Papa Loved Mama
061-1991 Rodeo
065-1994 Standing Outside The Fire
065-1998 She's Gonna Make It
071-1998 You Move Me
072-1994 Callin' Baton Rouge
075-1990 If Tomorrow Never Comes
075-1993 Somewhere Other Than The Night
080-1992 Watcha Gonna Do With A Cowboy
086-1999 It's Your Song
094-1999 It Don't Matter To The Sun
095-1992 Shamless
095-1996 It's Midnight Cinderella

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4. Clint Black

Position, Year, Title:
001-1990 Nobody's Home
003-1996 Like The Rain
005-1990 Walkin' Away
005-1992 We Tell Ourselves
008-1995 Summer's Comin'
012-1998 Nothin' But The Taillights
014-1991 Loving Blind
019-1993 A Bad Good Bye
020-1993 No Time To Kill
020-1994 A Good Run Of Bad Luck
023-1994 'State Of Mind
024-1990 Nothing's News
024-1998 The Shoes You're Wearing
026-1991 Where Are You Now
033-1996 Life Gets Away
039-1998 Something That We Do
041-1993 When My Ship Comes In
046-1992 Ships That Don't Come In
049-1995 One Emotion
054-1995 Wherever You Go
055-1997 Half Way Up
056-1995 Untanglin' My Mind
060-1991 One More Payment
069-1991 Put Yourself In My Shoes
092-1994 Half The Man
096-1997 Still Holding On
097-1998 Loosen Up My Strings

Bob Kingsley (1995): His musical heroes include names as diverse as Merle Haggard, Elton John, Hank Thompson and James Taylor. He says that much of his own understanding of life has come from listening to other people's songs, though he really wants his audience to relate to his. Well, so far they have been relating by the millions. Here's Clint Black and a song that he wrote with one of his heroes, Merle Haggard: "Untangling in my mind".

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5. Tim McGraw

Bob Kingsley (1995): Well, for many years kids have liked to tie a towel 'round their neck and pretended that they're superman. Now, this next singer also did the towel thing when he was a youngster, except he pretened to be Elvis Presley. This guy was greatly influenced by the king along with country greats like Merle Haggard and Keith Whitley. For his own records he listens for songs that say it the way that he would have said it, only better, and in case of this next song he says it very well indeed. It's called: "Not a moment too soon".

Position, Year, Title:
001-1995 I Like It, I Love It
001-1997 It's Your Love
001-1998 Just To See You Smile
003-1995 Not A Moment Too Soon
004-1999 Something Like That
006-1998 Where The Green Grass Grows
006-1999 Please Remember Me
011-1996 She Never Lets It Go To Her Heart
014-1997 Everywhere
024-1994 Don't Take The Girl
036-1996 Can't Be Really Gone
037-1994 Down On The Farm
041-1998 Just To Hear You Say That You Love Me
041-1999 For A Little While
050-1997 Maybe We Should Just Sleep On It
062-1998 One Of These Days
078-1996 All I Want Is A Life
080-1995 Refried Dreams

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6. Mark Chesnutt

Bob Kingsley (1997): Some artists say that they write and sing country music, and some artists say they are from a country background. Then you have this next singer who doesn't say anything. All you have to do is listen to one of his seven albums to realize: This guy is country, whether he wants to be or not. His name is Mark Chesnutt and he wouldn't have it any other way. Here's Mark with number 85: "Let it rain".

Position, Year, Title:
006-1991 Brother Jukebox
008-1993 It Sure Is Monday
010-1999 I Don't Want To Miss A Thing
011-1992 I'll Think Of Something
013-1994 I Just Wanted You To Know
017-1995 Goin' Through The Big D
018-1997 It's A Little Too Late
025-1995 Gonna Get A Life
032-1991 Your Love Is A Miracle
033-1992 Old Flames Have New Names
045-1990 Too Cold At Home
057-1991 Blame It On Texas
062-1997 Thank God For Believers
063-1993 Ol' Country
068-1996 It Wouldn't Hurt To Have Wings
073-1999 This Heartache Never Sleeps
076-1993 Almost Good Bye
085-1997 Let It Rain
087-1994 She Dreams
094-1998 I Might Even Quit Lovin' You
096-1992 Broken Promise Land
099-1992 Bubba Shot The Jukebox

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6. Vince Gill

Bob Kingsley (1997):
This guy makes believers out of people who insist that they don't even like country music, while at the same time he manages to keep the faith with those who do. But his big goal is just to stay normal. He says: "I don't have gates with my initials on them or security gards. I just love being among people and I love playing music."

Position, Year, Title:
005-1993 One More Last Chance
008-1992 I Still Believe In You
028-1994 Tryin' To Get Over You
028-1997 Pretty Little Adriana
030-1994 What The Cowgirls Do
031-1997 A Little More Love
032-1992 Take Your Memory With You
032-1995 When Love Finds You
034-1993 The Heart Won't Lie
039-1990 When I Call Your Name
040-1994 Whenever You Come Around
042-1995 You Better Think Twice
047-1993 No Future In The Past
055-1993 Don't Let Our Love Start Slippin' Away
061-1998 If You Ever Have Forever In Mind
064-1991 Never Knew Lonley
069-1996 World's Apart
075-1991 Liza Jane
076-1991 Pocket Full Of Gold
076-1997 You And You Alone
086-1995 Which Bridge To Cross, (Which...Burn)
100-1999 Don't Come Cryin' To Me

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8. Collin Raye

Position, Year, Title:
005-1998 I Can Still Feel You
015-1995 My Kind Of Girl
022-1992 In This Life
023-1992 Love, Me
026-1997 On The Verge
029-1996 I Think About You
035-1999 Someone You Used To Know
036-1998 Little Red Rodeo
039-1992 Every Second
040-1999 Anyone Else
041-1994 Little Rock
046-1995 One Boy, One Girl
046-1996 Not That Different
057-1995 If I Were You
064-1993 That Was A River
065-1997 What The Heart Wants
070-1993 I Want You Bad, And That Ain't Good
075-1994 That's My Story
079-1993 Somebody Else's Moon
087-1996 Love Remains
091-1994 Man Of My Word

Bob Kingsley (1997):
This next song is by a residence of Greenville Texas. He lives there in order to stay close to his two children who live with his ex-wife. Now, as a result, he is not often see in the media or at music industry functions. But the millions of fans who buy his records know exactly where to find him: Just turn on the radio for a few minutes, and there he is. With number 26, "On the Verge", here's Collin Raye.

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9. Tracy Lawrence

Bob Kingsley (1995): Well, if it had been up to the mother of this next artist, he probably would be a Methodist minister instead of a country singer. But his first album went gold in six month and his second made it in just 17 days. So, he is now convinced that the switch from servanizing to serenading was definitely a part of a divine plan. At number 36 of the year, here's Tracy Lawrence with "As any fool can see".

Position, Year, Title:
003-1993 Can't Break It To My Heart
005-1996 Time Marches On
014-1993 Alibis
018-1994 If The Good Die Young
020-1995 Texas Tornado
025-1997 Is That A Tear
028-1992 Sticks And Stones
029-1997 Better Man, Better Off
030-1995 If The World Had A Front Porch
036-1995 As Any Fool Can See
037-1992 Runnin' Behind
038-1992 Today's Lonely Fool
043-1994 I See It Now
044-1996 If You Loved Me
045-1997 How A Cowgirl Says Goodbye
054-1994 My Second Home
064-1996 Stars Over Texas

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10. John Michael
Montgomery

Bob Kingsley (1995): Up now a singer from Danville, Kentucky, who has sold more records in the last couple of years than most country singers used to sell in a lifetime. His name is John Michael Montgomery, and he takes his job seriously. He says: "I wanna give them a good time, a sad time and a little something in between.. I just look forward to one thing, and that's getting up on that stage and singing for the people."

Position, Year, Title:
001-1994 I Swear
004-1995 Sold
006-1995 I Can Love You Like That
009-1993 I Love The Way You Love Me
014-1995 If You've Got Love
019-1994 Be My Baby Tonight
037-1999 Hold On To Me
038-1997 Friends
045-1996 Cowboy Love
048-1997 How Was I To Know
052-1995 No Man's Land
054-1996 Long As I Live
056-1998 Angel In My Eyes
058-1998 Cover You In Kisses
067-1997 I Miss You A Little
078-1999 Hello L.O.V.E.
079-1994 Rope The Moon
093-1998 Love Working On You

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