Pop Goes The Country Vol. 27: The Statler Brothers – “Flowers On The Wall” (1966)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 26: Roger Miller – “King Of The Road” (1965)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 25: Skeeter Davis – “The End Of The World” (1963)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 24: Jimmy Dean – “Big Bad John” (1961)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 23: Marty Robbins – “Don’t Worry” (1961)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 22: Jim Reeves – “He’ll Have To Go” (1959)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 21: Johnny Horton – “The Battle Of New Orleans” (1959)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 20: Stonewall Jackson – “Waterloo” (1959)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 19: Marty Robbins – “El Paso” (1959)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 18: The Browns – “The Three Bells” (1959)

Pop Goes The Country Triple Feature: The Everly Brothers And The Bryants

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 14: Ferlin Husky – “Gone” (1957)

Pop Goes The Country Double Feature: Jerry Lee Lewis – “The Killer” Within

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 11: Carl Perkins – “Blue Suede Shoes” (1956)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 10: Marty Robbins – “A White Sport Coat” (1957)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 9: Sonny James – “Young Love” (1956)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 8: Tennessee Ernie Ford – “Sixteen Tons” (1955)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 7: Jean Shepard & Ferlin Husky – “A Dear John Letter” (1953)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 6: Pee Wee King – “Slow Poke” (1951)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 5: Red Foley – “Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy” (1950)

The Musical Divide

Category: Pop Goes The Country

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 27: The Statler Brothers – “Flowers On The Wall” (1966)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 26: Roger Miller – “King Of The Road” (1965)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 25: Skeeter Davis – “The End Of The World” (1963)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 24: Jimmy Dean – “Big Bad John” (1961)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 23: Marty Robbins – “Don’t Worry” (1961)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 22: Jim Reeves – “He’ll Have To Go” (1959)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 21: Johnny Horton – “The Battle Of New Orleans” (1959)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 20: Stonewall Jackson – “Waterloo” (1959)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 19: Marty Robbins – “El Paso” (1959)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 18: The Browns – “The Three Bells” (1959)

Pop Goes The Country Triple Feature: The Everly Brothers And The Bryants

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 14: Ferlin Husky – “Gone” (1957)

Pop Goes The Country Double Feature: Jerry Lee Lewis – “The Killer” Within

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 11: Carl Perkins – “Blue Suede Shoes” (1956)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 10: Marty Robbins – “A White Sport Coat” (1957)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 9: Sonny James – “Young Love” (1956)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 8: Tennessee Ernie Ford – “Sixteen Tons” (1955)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 7: Jean Shepard & Ferlin Husky – “A Dear John Letter” (1953)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 6: Pee Wee King – “Slow Poke” (1951)

Pop Goes The Country Vol. 5: Red Foley – “Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy” (1950)