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This is a list of notable events in country music that took place in the year 1990.
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— | 20 | After All | Anita Perras | |
— | 20 | Ain't No Trains to Nashville | Dick Damron | |
— | 9 | Always Hum a Song in Your Soul | Morris P. Rainville | |
— | 4 | Bachelor Girl | George Fox | |
— | 12 | The Colour of Your Collar | Gary Fjellgaard | |
— | 19 | Couldn't See the Gold | Tommy Hunter with Janie Fricke | |
— | 10 | Daddy, Sing to Me | Lisa Brokop | |
— | 10 | Dreamin' Ain't Cheatin' | Carroll Baker | |
5 | 6 | Feed This Fire | Anne Murray | |
62 | 3 | Goodbye, So Long, Hello | Prairie Oyster | |
— | 9 | Here Comes My Baby | Anita Perras | |
— | 3 | How Many Times | Family Brown | |
— | 17 | I Broke His Heart | Jenny Lee West | |
70 | 5 | I Don't Hurt Anymore | Prairie Oyster | |
— | 9 | I Want to Fly | Errol Ranville | |
— | 9 | I'll Accept the Rose | Rita MacNeil | |
— | 10 | In My Heart | Gary Fjellgaard with Linda Kidder | |
— | 10 | Lime Rickey | George Fox | |
— | 14 | Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young | The Good Brothers | |
— | 10 | Luck in My Eyes | k.d. lang | |
— | 16 | Never Be Sorry | Greg Paul | |
32 | 4 | New Kind of Love | Michelle Wright | |
— | 10 | No Trespassing | George Fox | |
— | 19 | Once the Magic's Gone | Cindi Cain | |
— | 13 | Pioneers | Family Brown | |
— | 8 | Quittin' Time | Michael Dee | |
— | 9 | Rosanne | Albert Hall | |
— | 17 | Rumour | Dan Rogers | |
— | 10 | She Told Me So | The Good Brothers | |
— | 17 | Since the Rain | Ian Tyson | |
— | 7 | Somewhere on the Island | Gary Fjellgaard | |
— | 6 | Start of Something New | Terry Carisse with Tracey Brown | |
— | 10 | This Time | Patricia Conroy | |
55 | 9 | Three Days | k.d. lang | |
— | 10 | Touch My Heart | Anita Perras | |
— | 17 | Why Do I Think of You Today | Rita MacNeil | |
72 | 14 | Woman's Intuition | Michelle Wright | |
(presented in Sydney on March 26, 1990)
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