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This is a list of notable events in country music that took place in 1967.
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Date | Single Name | Artist | Wks. No.1 | U.S. peak | Spec. Note |
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January 21 | The Weatherman | Gary Buck | 5 | — | |
February 25 | Whistling on the River | Mercey Brothers | 7 | — | [A], [2]
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March 4 | Take This Heart of Mine | Odie Workman | 2 | — | [C] |
March 18 | Whirlpool | Bambi Lynn | 2 | — | [C] |
April 1 | Ten Foot Pole | Johnny Ellis | 3 | — | [C] |
April 22 | Irena Cheyenne | Jimmy Arthur Ordge | 3 | — | [A] |
May 13 | Uncle Tom | Mercey Brothers | 6 | — | [2]
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June 3 | I Can't Even Do Wrong Right | Johnny Burke | 2 | — | [C] |
July 8 | It's Just About Over | Johnny Clark | 3 | — | [C] |
July 29 | The Alcan Run | Bud Roberts | 2 | — | [C] |
August 12 | I Got What I Wanted | The Rainvilles | 3 | — | [C] |
September 2 | Take the Bad with the Good | Lynn Jones | 1 | — | [A] |
September 9 | The Sound That Makes Me Blue | Dianne Leigh | 4 | — | |
October 7 | Human Nature | Orval Prophet | 2 | — | [A] |
October 21 | Too Far Gone | Lucille Starr | 3 | 72 | [A] |
November 11 | You Mean the World to Me | David Houston | 3 | [A] | |
December 2 | Gardenias in Her Hair | Marty Robbins | 1 | 9 | [A] |
December 9 | Deep Water | Carl Smith | 1 | 10 | [C] |
December 16 | Mary in the Morning | Tommy Hunter | 2 | 66 | [C] |
December 30 | It Takes People Like You (To Make People Like Me) | Buck Owens | 2 | 2 |
US | CAN | Single | Artist |
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10 | — | Anything Your Heart Desires | Billy Walker |
27 | 20 | The Ballad of Water Hole #3 | Roger Miller |
3 | — | Bear with Me a Little Longer | Billy Walker |
14 | — | Bob | The Willis Brothers |
13 | 4 | Bottle, Bottle | Jim Ed Brown |
6 | — | Break My Mind | George Hamilton IV |
5 | — | Burning a Hole in My Mind | Connie Smith |
18 | — | Burning Bridges | Glen Campbell |
20 | — | California Up Tight Band | Flatt & Scruggs |
9 | — | 'Cause I Have You | Wynn Stewart |
16 | — | Charleston Railroad Tavern | Bobby Bare |
8 | 4 | The Chokin' Kind | Waylon Jennings |
4 | — | Cincinnati, Ohio | Connie Smith |
2 | — | The Cold Hard Facts of Life | Porter Wagoner |
14 | — | Come Kiss Me Love | Bobby Bare |
9 | — | Danny Boy | Ray Price |
18 | — | Diesel on My Tail | Jim & Jesse |
12 | — | A Dime at a Time | Del Reeves |
4 | 3 | Does My Ring Hurt Your Finger | Charley Pride |
8 | — | Don't Squeeze My Sharmon | Charlie Walker |
8 | — | Drifting Apart | Warner Mack |
24 | — | Dumb Blonde | Dolly Parton |
6 | 5 | Fool Fool Fool | Webb Pierce |
11 | — | Fuel to the Flame | Skeeter Davis |
8 | — | Funny, Familiar, Forgotten Feelings | Don Gibson |
5 | — | Get While the Gettin's Good | Bill Anderson |
20 | — | Goodbye Wheeling | Mel Tillis |
11 | — | Green River | Waylon Jennings |
7 | — | Happy Tracks | Kenny Price |
16 | — | He's Got a Way with Women | Hank Thompson |
12 | — | Heart, We Did All We Could | Jean Shepard |
12 | — | How Fast Them Trucks Can Go | Claude Gray |
4 | — | How Long Will It Take | Warner Mack |
3 | — | Hurt Her Once for Me | The Wilburn Brothers |
5 | — | I Can't Get There from Here | George Jones |
17 | — | I Didn't Jump the Fence | Red Sovine |
6 | — | I Know One | Charley Pride |
9 | — | I Never Had the One I Wanted | Claude Gray |
11 | 19 | I Taught Her Everything She Knows | Billy Walker |
2 | — | I Threw Away the Rose | Merle Haggard |
10 | — | I'll Come Runnin' | Connie Smith |
6 | 16 | I'm Still Not Over You | Ray Price |
5 | — | If I Kiss You (Will You Go Away) | Lynn Anderson |
7 | — | If My Heart Had Windows | George Jones |
12 | — | If the Whole World Stopped Lovin' | Roy Drusky |
7 | — | If You're Not Gone Too Long | Loretta Lynn |
18 | — | In Del Rio | Billy Walker |
2 | — | Jackson | Johnny Cash and June Carter |
13 | — | Juanita Jones | Stu Phillips |
15 | — | Jukebox Charlie | Johnny Paycheck |
15 | — | Julie | Porter Wagoner |
9 | — | Just Between You and Me | Charley Pride |
13 | — | Just Beyond the Moon | Tex Ritter |
11 | — | Life Turned Her That Way | Mel Tillis |
13 | — | Like a Fool | Dottie West |
9 | — | Little Old Wine Drinker Me | Robert Mitchum |
6 | — | Long-Legged Guitar Pickin' Man | Johnny Cash and June Carter |
3 | — | A Loser's Cathedral | David Houston |
12 | — | Love Me and Make It All Better | Bobby Lewis |
48 | 14 | Mabel (You Have Been a Friend to Me) | Billy Grammer |
5 | — | Mama Spank | Liz Anderson |
12 | — | Mental Revenge | Waylon Jennings |
3 | — | Misty Blue | Eddy Arnold |
13 | — | Motel Time Again | Johnny Paycheck |
16 | — | Mr. Shorty | Marty Robbins |
12 | — | My Kind of Love | Dave Dudley |
10 | — | No One's Gonna Hurt You Anymore | Bill Anderson |
16 | — | No Tears Milady | Marty Robbins |
17 | — | Ode to Billie Joe | Bobbie Gentry |
17 | — | Oh! Woman | Nat Stuckey |
4 | — | Once | Ferlin Husky |
8 | — | Paper Mansions | Dottie West |
9 | — | Phantom 309 | Red Sovine |
15 | — | The Piney Wood Hills | Bobby Bare |
3 | — | Pop a Top | Jim Ed Brown |
15 | — | Promises and Hearts (Were Made to Break) | Stonewall Jackson |
13 | — | Roarin' Again | The Wilburn Brothers |
9 | — | Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town | Johnny Darrell |
10 | — | Ruthless | The Statler Brothers |
16 | — | Sneaking 'Cross the Border | The Harden Trio |
17 | — | Something Fishy | Dolly Parton |
5 | — | Stamp Out Loneliness | Stonewall Jackson |
16 | — | The Storm | Jim Reeves |
16 | — | Sweet Misery | Jimmy Dean |
16 | — | Tear Time | Wilma Burgess |
11 | — | Tears Will Be the Chaser for Your Wine | Wanda Jackson |
7 | — | Urge for Going | George Hamilton IV |
7 | — | Walkin' in the Sunshine | Roger Miller |
13 | — | A Wanderin' Man | Jeannie Seely |
5 | — | What Does It Take (To Keep a Man Like You Satisfied) | Skeeter Davis |
5 | 6 | What Kind of a Girl (Do You Think I Am) | Loretta Lynn |
2 | 8 | What Locks the Door | Jack Greene |
17 | — | What's Come Over My Baby | Dottie West |
14 | — | Where Could I Go (But to Her) | David Houston |
4 | 13 | A Woman in Love | Bonnie Guitar |
10 | — | The Words I'm Gonna Have to Eat | Bill Phillips |
20 | — | You Beat All I Ever Saw | Johnny Cash |
18 | — | You Can Have Her | Jim Ed Brown |
10 | — | You Can't Have Your Kate and Edith, Too | The Statler Brothers |
14 | — | You Pushed Me Too Far | Ferlin Husky |
26 | 2 | You've Been So Good to Me | Van Trevor |
17 | — | Your Forevers (Don't Last Very Long) | Jean Shepard |
3 | — | Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad | Tammy Wynette |
US | CAN | Single | Artist |
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— | 3 | The Battle of the Little Big Horn | Tommy Hunter |
— | 5 | Blue Is the Colour | Billy Stoltz |
— | 5 | Build a Scaffold Way Up High | Doug Lycett |
— | 2 | Chew Tobacco Road | Irwin Prescott |
— | 2 | Cup of Disgrace | Tommy Hunter |
— | 5 | Don't Speak to Me of Loneliness | Dougie Trineer |
18 | — | Down at the Pawn Shop | Hank Snow |
— | 5 | The Fool | Dick Nolan |
— | 7 | The Homecoming | Ralph Carlson |
— | 3 | I Did It | The Whippoorwills |
— | 3 | The Johnson Family | Ralph Carlson |
20 | 15 | Learnin' a New Way of Life | Hank Snow |
— | 4 | Leave Me a Memory | Johnny Ellis |
— | 10 | Lone Star Rag | Frankie Rodgers |
— | 4 | Love's Gonna Come Back | Gary Buck |
— | 2 | Loving Day | Johnny Burke |
— | 2 | Model “T” | Irwin Prescott |
— | 6 | Transport Blues | Ralph Carlson |
— | 6 | Walkin' with the Blues | Billy Stoltz |
— | 3 | Why Can't He Be You | Dianne Leigh |
— | 4 | Why Did You Hurt Me | Merv Smith |
— | 6 | You're the Least of My Worries | Hugh Scott |
— | 5 | Your Special Day | Myrna Lorrie |
Single | Artist | Record Label |
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12 Greatest Hits | Patsy Cline | Decca |
Bill Anderson's Greatest Hits | Bill Anderson | Decca |
Branded Man | Merle Haggard | Capitol |
Carryin' On with Johnny Cash & June Carter | Johnny Cash and June Carter | Columbia |
Get While the Gettin's Good | Bill Anderson | Decca |
Greatest Hits Vol. 1 | Johnny Cash | Columbia |
Heart, We Did All That We Could | Jean Shepard | Capitol |
Hello, I'm Dolly | Dolly Parton | Monument |
It's Such a Pretty World Today | Wynn Stewart | Capitol |
Just Between You And Me | Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton | RCA |
Love of the Common People | Waylon Jennings | RCA |
The One and Only | Waylon Jennings | RCA |
Promises, Promises | Lynn Anderson | Chart |
This Is Jan Howard Country | Jan Howard | Decca |
Waylon Sings Ol' Harlan | Waylon Jennings | RCA |
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