Hot Country Singles Number Ones Of 1981

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Hot Country Singles Number Ones Of 1981

From January 3 through January 10
Johnny Lee – One in a Million

From January 10 through January 17
Merle Haggard – I Think I’ll Just Stay Here and Drink

From January 17 through January 24
Eddie Rabbitt – I Love a Rainy Night

From January 24 through January 31
Dolly Parton – 9 to 5

From January 31 through February 7
T. G. Sheppard – I Feel Like Loving You Again

From February 7 through February 14
Razzy Bailey – «I Keep Coming Back» / «True Life Country Music»

From February 14 through February 21
Charly McClain – Who’s Cheatin’ Who

From February 21 through February 28
Mel Tillis – Southern Rains

From February 28 through March 7
Dottie West – Are You Happy Baby?

From March 7 through March 14
The Bellamy Brothers – Do You Love as Good as You Look

From March 14 through March 21
Elvis Presley – Guitar Man

From March 21 through March 28
Willie Nelson – Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground

From March 28 through April 4
Hank Williams Jr. – Texas Women

From April 4 through April 11
Sylvia – Drifter

From April 11 through April 18
David Frizzell and Shelly West – You’re the Reason God Made Oklahoma

From April 18 through April 25
Alabama – Old Flame

From April 25 through May 2
Mickey Gilley – A Headache Tomorrow (Or a Heartache Tonight)

From May 2 through May 9
Conway Twitty – «Rest Your Love on Me» / «I Am the Dreamer (You Are the Dream)»

From May 9 through May 16
Ronnie Milsap – Am I Losing You

From May 16 through May 23
T. G. Sheppard – I Loved ‘Em Every One

From May 23 through May 30
Rosanne Cash – Seven Year Ache

From May 30 through June 6
The Oak Ridge Boys – Elvira

From June 6 through June 13
Razzy Bailey – «Friends» / «Anywhere There’s a Jukebox»

From June 13 through June 20
Dottie West with Kenny Rogers – What Are We Doin’ in Love

From June 20 through June 27
Dolly Parton – But You Know I Love You

From June 27 through From July 4
Anne Murray – Blessed Are the Believers

From July 4 through July 11
Barbara Mandrell – I Was Country When Country Wasn’t Cool

From July 11 through July 18
Earl Thomas Conley – Fire and Smoke

From July 18 through August 1
Alabama – Feels So Right

From August 1 through August 8
Hank Williams Jr. – Dixie on My Mind

From August 8 through August 15
Crystal Gayle – Too Many Lovers

From August 15 through August 29
Kenny Rogers – I Don’t Need You

From August 29 through September 12
Ronnie Milsap – (There’s) No Gettin’ Over Me

From September 12 through September 19
Ronnie McDowell – Older Women

September 19 through From September 26
Mickey Gilley – You Don’t Know Me

From September 26 through From October 3
Conway Twitty – Tight Fittin’ Jeans

From October 3 through October 10
Razzy Bailey – Midnight Hauler

From October 10 through October 17
T. G. Sheppard – Party Time

From October 17 through October 24
Eddie Rabbitt – Step by Step

From October 24 through November 7
Charley Pride – Never Been So Loved (In All My Life)

From November 7 through November 14
The Oak Ridge Boys – Fancy Free

From November 14 through November 21
Rosanne Cash – My Baby Thinks He’s a Train

From November 21 through November 28
Hank Williams Jr. – All My Rowdy Friends (Have Settled Down)

From November 28 through December 5
Merle Haggard – My Favorite Memory

From December 5 through December 12
Johnny Lee – Bet Your Heart on Me

From December 12 through December 19
George Jones – Still Doin’ Time

From December 19 through December 26
Steve Wariner – All Roads Lead to You

December 26
Alabama – Love in the First Degree

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Hot Country Singles Number Ones Of 1981