Top 20 Country Countdown | |
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Starring | Nan Kelley |
Country of origin | United States |
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Running time | 120 minutes |
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Original network | Great American Country |
Original release | January 16, 2004 – December 21, 2018 |
Top 20 Country Countdown was a weekly television show that aired on Great American Country (GAC), a United States country music television station, from 2004 to 2018. Fans voted for their favorite videos at Great American Country's website and the results were counted down every Friday. The show was hosted by Nan Kelley.
Issue Date | Song | Artist(s) |
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January 16 | "Remember When" | Alan Jackson |
January 23 | "American Soldier" | Toby Keith |
January 31 | "There Goes My Life" | Kenny Chesney |
March 26 | "It Only Hurts When I'm Breathing" | Shania Twain |
April 2 | ||
May 28 | "Whiskey Girl" | Toby Keith |
June 4 | ||
June 11 | "Redneck Woman" | Gretchen Wilson |
June 18 | ||
June 25 | ||
July 2 | ||
July 9 | "What It Ain't" | Josh Turner |
July 16 | "Live Like You Were Dying" | Tim McGraw |
July 23 | ||
July 30 | ||
August 6 | ||
August 13 | "Whiskey Lullaby" | Brad Paisley feat. Alison Krauss |
August 20 | ||
September 3 | "Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)" | Big & Rich |
September 10 | "Rough & Ready" | Trace Adkins |
September 17 | "Too Much of a Good Thing" | Alan Jackson |
September 24 | ||
October 1 | "Some Beach" | Blake Shelton |
October 8 | ||
October 15 | "Suds in the Bucket" | Sara Evans |
November 26 | "Party For Two" | Shania Twain & Billy Currington |
December 3 | "Come Home Soon" | SHeDAISY |
December 10 | "Party For Two" | Shania Twain & Billy Currington |
Issue Date | Song | Artist(s) |
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April 30 | "Goodbye Time" | Blake Shelton |
May 7 | "Making Memories Of Us" | Keith Urban |
May 28 | "Goodbye Time" | Blake Shelton |
June 5 | ||
June 11 | "The Talkin' Song Repair Blues" | Alan Jackson |
June 18 | ||
June 25 | ||
July 2 | "As Good As I Once Was" | Toby Keith |
July 9 | ||
July 16 | ||
July 23 | ||
July 30 | ||
August 6 | "Mississippi Girl" | Faith Hill |
August 13 | "Play Something Country" | Brooks & Dunn |
August 20 | ||
August 27 | "Georgia Rain" | Trisha Yearwood |
September 24 | "Best I Ever Had" | Gary Allan |
October 1 | "All Jacked Up" | Gretchen Wilson |
October 8 | ||
October 15 | "Must Be Doin' Somethin' Right" | Billy Currington |
October 22 | ||
October 29 | "Like We Never Loved At All" | Faith Hill feat. Tim McGraw |
November 12 | "Nobody but Me" | Blake Shelton |
November 19 | "Like We Never Loved At All" | Faith Hill feat. Tim McGraw |
November 26 | "Big Blue Note" | Toby Keith |
December 3 | "Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off" | Joe Nichols |
December 10 | ||
December 17 | "Honky Tonk Badonkadonk" | Trace Adkins |
December 24 | ||
Issue Date | Song | Artist(s) |
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January 5 | "Ladies Love Country Boys" | Trace Adkins |
January 12 | "Before He Cheats" | Carrie Underwood |
January 19 | "Ladies Love Country Boys" | Trace Adkins |
January 26 | ||
February 2 | ||
February 9 | "Red High Heels" | Kellie Pickler |
February 16 | "Ladies Love Country Boys" | Trace Adkins |
February 23 | ||
March 2 | ||
March 9 | ||
March 16 | ||
March 23 | ||
March 30 | ||
April 6 | ||
April 13 | ||
April 20 | ||
April 27 | "Don't Make Me" | Blake Shelton |
May 4 | ||
May 11 | ||
May 18 | "Wasted" | Carrie Underwood |
May 25 | "I Wonder" | Kellie Pickler |
June 1 | ||
June 8 | ||
June 15 | ||
June 22 | ||
June 29 | "I Told You So" | Keith Urban |
July 6 | "I Wanna Feel Something" | Trace Adkins |
July 13 | ||
July 20 | ||
July 27 | ||
August 3 | ||
August 10 | ||
August 17 | ||
August 24 | ||
August 31 | "Teardrops on My Guitar" | Taylor Swift |
September 7 | "Because of You" | Reba McEntire & Kelly Clarkson |
September 14 | ||
September 21 | ||
September 28 | "The More I Drink" | Blake Shelton |
October 12 | "I Got My Game On" | Trace Adkins |
October 19 | ||
October 26 | ||
November 2 | ||
November 9 | ||
November 16 | ||
November 23 | "More Than a Memory" | Garth Brooks |
November 30 | ||
December 7 | "I Got My Game On" | Trace Adkins |
December 14 | ||
December 21 | ||
Issue Date | Song | Artist(s) |
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January 11 | "So Small" | Carrie Underwood |
January 18 | ||
January 25 | ||
February 1 | ||
February 8 | "Stay" | Sugarland |
February 15 | "All-American Girl" | Carrie Underwood |
February 22 | ||
February 29 | ||
March 7 | "Small Town Southern Man" | Alan Jackson |
March 14 | "I'm Only Me When I'm With You" | Taylor Swift |
March 21 | "All-American Girl" | Carrie Underwood |
March 28 | ||
April 4 | ||
April 11 | ||
April 18 | ||
April 25 | "You're Gonna Miss This" | Trace Adkins |
May 2 | ||
May 9 | ||
May 16 | ||
May 23 | ||
May 30 | ||
June 6 | "Home" | Blake Shelton |
June 13 | "You're Gonna Miss This" | Trace Adkins |
June 20 | ||
June 27 | ||
July 4 | ||
July 11 | "Home" | Blake Shelton |
July 18 | ||
July 25 | ||
August 1 | ||
August 8 | ||
August 15 | ||
August 22 | "Don't You Know You're Beautiful" | Kellie Pickler |
August 29 | ||
September 5 | ||
September 12 | ||
September 19 | "Just a Dream" | Carrie Underwood |
September 26 | ||
October 3 | "Don't You Know You're Beautiful" | Kellie Pickler |
October 10 | "Just a Dream" | Carrie Underwood |
October 17 | "She Wouldn't Be Gone" | Blake Shelton |
October 24 | "Just a Dream" | Carrie Underwood |
October 31 | "Don't You Know You're Beautiful" | Kellie Pickler |
November 7 | "Muddy Water" | Trace Adkins |
November 14 | "Just a Dream" | Carrie Underwood |
November 21 | ||
November 27 | ||
December 5 | ||
December 12 | "Muddy Water" | Trace Adkins |
December 19 | ||
Issue Date | Song | Artist(s) |
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January 9 | "Muddy Water" | Trace Adkins |
January 16 | "She Wouldn't Be Gone" | Blake Shelton |
January 23 | ||
January 30 | ||
February 6 | ||
February 13 | ||
February 20 | ||
February 27 | ||
March 6 | ||
March 13 | ||
March 20 | "Belongs to You" | Emerson Drive |
March 27 | "She Wouldn't Be Gone" | Blake Shelton |
April 3 | "I Told You So" | Carrie Underwood |
April 10 | "Marry for Money" | Trace Adkins |
April 17 | "I Told You So" | Carrie Underwood |
April 24 | "Best Days of Your Life" | Kellie Pickler Taylor Swift |
May 1 | ||
May 8 | "I Told You So" | Carrie Underwood |
May 15 | ||
May 22 | "Best Days of Your Life" | Kellie Pickler |
May 29 | "I Told You So" | Carrie Underwood |
June 5 | "Best Days of Your Life" | Kellie Pickler |
June 12 | ||
June 19 | ||
June 26 | ||
July 3 | ||
July 10 | ||
July 17 | "People Are Crazy" | Billy Currington |
July 24 | ||
July 31 | ||
August 7 | ||
August 14 | ||
August 21 | ||
August 28 | "Do I" | Luke Bryan |
September 4 | ||
September 11 | ||
September 18 | ||
September 25 | ||
October 2 | ||
October 9 | ||
October 16 | "Need You Now" | Lady Antebellum |
October 23 | "Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You" | Kellie Pickler |
October 30 | "Cowboy Casanova" (First song to debut at #1) | Carrie Underwood |
November 6 | ||
November 13 | ||
November 20 | "Fifteen" | Taylor Swift |
November 27 | "Cowboy Casanova" | Carrie Underwood |
December 4 | ||
December 11 | ||
December 18 |
Issue Date | Song | Artist(s) |
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January 8 | "Cowboy Casanova" | Carrie Underwood |
January 15 | ||
January 22 | "Highway 20 Ride" | Zac Brown Band |
January 29 | ||
February 5 | ||
February 12 | "Cowboy Casanova" | Carrie Underwood |
February 19 | "Temporary Home" | |
February 26 | ||
March 5 | "Highway 20 Ride" | Zac Brown Band |
March 12 | ||
March 19 | ||
March 26 | "Stay Here Forever" | Jewel |
April 2 | "Fearless" | Taylor Swift |
April 9 | "Temporary Home" | Carrie Underwood |
April 16 | ||
April 23 | ||
April 30 | ||
May 7 | ||
May 14 | "Highway 20 Ride" | Zac Brown Band |
May 21 | "Temporary Home" | Carrie Underwood |
May 28 | ||
June 4 | ||
June 11 | ||
June 18 | "Undo It" (Debuted at #1) | |
June 25 | ||
July 2 | ||
July 9 | ||
July 16 | ||
July 23 | ||
July 30 | ||
August 6 | "Wildflower" | The JaneDear Girls |
August 13 | "Undo It" | Carrie Underwood |
August 20 | ||
August 27 | ||
September 3 | ||
September 10 | ||
September 17 | ||
September 24 | "Mine" | Taylor Swift |
October 1 | "Undo It" | Carrie Underwood |
October 8 | "Mama's Song" (Debuted at #1) | |
October 15 | ||
October 22 | ||
October 29 | ||
November 5 | ||
November 12 | ||
November 19 | ||
November 26 | ||
December 3 | ||
December 10 | ||
December 17 | "My Kinda Party" | Jason Aldean |
Issue Date | Song | Artist(s) |
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January 14 | "Mama's Song" | Carrie Underwood |
January 21 | ||
January 28 | ||
February 4 | "Best Song Ever" | Katie Armiger |
February 11 | ||
February 18 | ||
February 25 | "Mama's Song" | Carrie Underwood |
March 4 | "I Wouldn't Be a Man" | Josh Turner |
March 11 | "Best Song Ever" | Katie Armiger |
March 18 | "I Wouldn't Be a Man" | Josh Turner |
March 25 | "Don't You Wanna Stay" (from the 2010 CMA Awards) | Jason Aldean and Kelly Clarkson |
April 1 | ||
April 8 | ||
April 15 | ||
April 22 | ||
April 29 | "Without You" | Keith Urban |
May 6 | ||
May 13 | ||
May 20 | "A Little Bit Stronger" | Sara Evans |
May 27 | "Honey Bee" | Blake Shelton |
June 3 | ||
June 10 | "Mean" | Taylor Swift |
June 17 | ||
June 24 | "Maybe Tonight" | Margaret Durante |
July 1 | "Tomorrow" | Chris Young |
July 8 | "Honey Bee" | Blake Shelton |
July 15 | "Maybe Tonight" | Margaret Durante |
July 22 | ||
July 29 | ||
August 5 | "I Do but Do I" | Katie Armiger |
August 12 | ||
August 19 | "Wanna Take You Home" | Gloriana |
August 26 | ||
September 2 | "Sparks Fly" | Taylor Swift |
September 9 | "Wanna Take You Home" | Gloriana |
September 16 | ||
September 23 | "Sparks Fly" | Taylor Swift |
September 30 | "Didn't I" | James Wesley |
October 7 | ||
October 14 | "Remind Me" | Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood |
October 21 | "I Love You This Big" | Scotty McCreery |
October 28 | ||
November 4 | ||
November 11 | "God Gave Me You" | Blake Shelton |
November 18 | "The Trouble with Girls" | Scotty McCreery |
November 25 | ||
December 2 | ||
December 9 | ||
December 16 |
Issue Date | Song | Artist(s) |
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January 6 | "The Trouble with Girls" | Scotty McCreery |
January 13 | "Ours" | Taylor Swift |
January 20 | "The Trouble With Girls" | Scotty McCreery |
January 27 | ||
February 3 | ||
February 10 | ||
February 17 | ||
February 24 | ||
March 2 | ||
March 9 | "So You Don't Have to Love Me Anymore" | Alan Jackson |
March 16 | "Over You" | Miranda Lambert |
March 23 | "So You Don't Have to Love Me Anymore" | Alan Jackson |
March 30 | "Good Girl" | Carrie Underwood |
April 6 | ||
April 13 | "Wanted" | Hunter Hayes |
April 20 | "Good Girl" | Carrie Underwood |
April 27 | ||
May 4 | ||
May 11 | "Wanted" | Hunter Hayes |
May 18 | ||
May 25 | ||
June 1 | "Good Girl" | Carrie Underwood |
June 8 | ||
June 15 | ||
June 22 | ||
June 29 | ||
July 6 | "Water Tower Town" | Scotty McCreery |
July 13 | ||
July 20 | ||
July 27 | ||
August 3 | ||
August 10 | "Blown Away" (Debuted at #1) | Carrie Underwood |
August 17 | ||
August 24 | ||
August 31 | ||
September 7 | ||
September 14 | ||
September 21 | ||
September 28 | ||
October 5 | ||
October 12 | ||
October 19 | "Better In A Black Dress" | Katie Armiger |
October 26 | "Blown Away" | Carrie Underwood |
November 2 | ||
November 9 | ||
November 16 | ||
November 23 | "Begin Again" | Taylor Swift |
November 30 | "A Heart Like Mine" | Dwight Yoakam |
December 7 | ||
December 14 | "Begin Again" | Taylor Swift |
December 21 | "American Heart" | Faith Hill |
Issue Date | Song | Artist(s) |
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January 11 | "A Heart Like Mine" | Dwight Yoakam |
January 18 | "Home To Me" | Sarah Darling |
January 25 | "Every Storm (Runs Out of Rain)" | Gary Allan |
February 1 | "Begin Again" | Taylor Swift |
February 8 | "Two Black Cadillacs" | Carrie Underwood |
February 15 | ||
February 22 | ||
March 1 | "I Drive Your Truck" | Lee Brice |
March 8 | "Two Black Cadillacs" | Carrie Underwood |
March 15 | "I Drive Your Truck" | Lee Brice |
March 22 | ||
March 29 | ||
April 5 | "She Cranks My Tractor" | Dustin Lynch |
April 12 | "Two Black Cadillacs" | Carrie Underwood |
April 19 | ||
April 26 | ||
May 3 | ||
May 10 | ||
May 17 | "If I Didn't Have You" | Thompson Square |
May 24 | "Boys 'Round Here" | Blake Shelton |
May 31 | ||
June 8 | ||
June 15 | ||
June 22 | "See You Again" (Debuted at #1) | Carrie Underwood |
June 29 | ||
July 6 | ||
July 13 | ||
July 20 | ||
July 27 | ||
August 3 | ||
August 10 | ||
August 17 | ||
August 24 | ||
August 31 | ||
September 7 | ||
September 14 | ||
September 21 | ||
September 28 | ||
October 5 | "See You Tonight" | Scotty McCreery |
October 12 | ||
October 19 | ||
October 26 | ||
November 2 | ||
November 9 | ||
November 16 | "Blue Ridge Mountain Song" | Alan Jackson |
November 23 | "See You Tonight" | Scotty McCreery |
November 30 | "Blue Ridge Mountain Song" | Alan Jackson |
December 7 | "See You Tonight" | Scotty McCreery |
December 14 | ||
December 21 |
Issue Date | Song | Artist(s) |
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January 10 | "See You Tonight" | Scotty McCreery |
January 17 | "Blue Ridge Mountain Song" | Alan Jackson |
January 24 | ||
January 31 | "Blown Away Medley (Live)" | Carrie Underwood |
February 7 | ||
February 14 | "Safe" | Katie Armiger |
February 21 | "Blown Away Medley (Live)" | Carrie Underwood |
February 28 | ||
March 7 | ||
March 14 | ||
March 21 | ||
March 28 | ||
April 4 | ||
April 11 | ||
April 18 | ||
April 25 | ||
May 2 | ||
May 9 | "Automatic" | Miranda Lambert |
May 16 | ||
May 23 | ||
May 30 | ||
June 6 | "Who I Am with You" | Chris Young |
June 13 | ||
June 20 | ||
June 27 | "Young in America" | Danielle Bradbery |
July 4 | ||
July 11 | ||
July 18 | "Somethin' Bad" (Debuted at #1) | Miranda Lambert & Carrie Underwood |
July 25 | ||
August 1 | ||
August 8 | ||
August 15 | "Feelin' It" | Scotty McCreery |
August 22 | "Somethin' Bad" | Miranda Lambert & Carrie Underwood |
August 29 | "Feelin' It" | Scotty McCreery |
September 5 | "Somethin' Bad" | Miranda Lambert & Carrie Underwood |
September 12 | ||
September 19 | ||
September 26 | ||
October 3 | ||
October 10 | ||
October 17 | ||
October 24 | ||
October 31 | "Neon Light" | Blake Shelton |
November 7 | ||
November 14 | ||
November 21 | ||
November 28 | ||
December 5 | "Something In The Water" | Carrie Underwood |
December 12 | ||
December 19 |
Issue Date | Song | Artist(s) |
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January 9 | "Something In The Water" | Carrie Underwood |
January 16 | ||
January 23 | ||
January 30 | ||
February 6 | "Lonely Tonight" | Blake Shelton & Ashley Monroe |
February 13 | ||
February 20 | "Talladega" | Eric Church |
February 27 | ||
March 6 | ||
March 13 | "Little Toy Guns" | Carrie Underwood |
March 20 | "Lonely Tonight" | Blake Shelton & Ashley Monroe |
March 27 | "Little Toy Guns" | Carrie Underwood |
April 3 | ||
April 10 | "Little Red Wagon" | Miranda Lambert |
April 17 | ||
April 24 | "Sangria" | Blake Shelton |
May 1 | ||
May 8 | ||
May 15 | "Girl Crush" | Little Big Town |
September 4 | "Come Back to Me" | Keith Urban |
September 11 | "I'm Comin' Over" | Chris Young |
September 18 | "Smoke Break" | Carrie Underwood |
September 25 | ||
October 2 | ||
October 9 | ||
October 16 | ||
October 23 | ||
October 30 | ||
November 6 | ||
November 13 | ||
November 20 | "Southern Belle" | Scotty McCreery |
November 27 | ||
December 4 | ||
December 11 | ||
December 18 | ||
December 25 | "Smoke Break" (Top Videos of the Year Countdown) | Carrie Underwood |
Issue Date | Song | Artist(s) |
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January 1 | "Smoke Break" (Top Videos of the Year Countdown) | Carrie Underwood |
January 8 | "Southern Belle" | Scotty McCreery |
January 15 | ||
January 22 | ||
January 29 | "Die a Happy Man" | Thomas Rhett |
February 5 | "Heartbeat" | Carrie Underwood |
February 12 | ||
February 19 | ||
February 26 | ||
March 4 | ||
March 11 | ||
March 18 | "Think of You" | Chris Young feat. Cassadee Pope |
March 25 | ||
April 1 | ||
April 8 | ||
April 15 | "Came Here to Forget" | Blake Shelton |
April 22 | ||
April 29 | ||
May 6 | ||
May 13 | ||
May 20 | ||
May 27 | "Church Bells"(Debuted at #1) | Carrie Underwood |
June 3 | "Came Here to Forget" | Blake Shelton |
June 10 | ||
June 17 | ||
June 24 | "Church Bells" | Carrie Underwood |
July 1 | ||
July 8 | ||
July 15 | ||
July 22 | ||
July 29 | ||
August 5 | ||
August 12 | "She's Got a Way with Words" | Blake Shelton |
August 19 | ||
August 26 | ||
September 2 | ||
September 9 | ||
September 16 | ||
September 23 | ||
September 30 | ||
October 7 | ||
October 14 | "Vice" | Miranda Lambert |
October 21 | "She's Got a Way With Words" | Blake Shelton |
October 28 | "Vice" | Miranda Lambert |
November 4 | ||
November 11 | "Dirty Laundry" | Carrie Underwood |
November 18 | ||
November 25 | ||
December 2 | "Vice" | Miranda Lambert |
December 16 (Christmas Countdown) | "What God Wants for Christmas" | Darius Rucker |
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