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This is a list of notable events in country music that took place in 1967.

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Events

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  • For the first time in history, more than 20 No. 1 songs top theBillboardHot Country Singles chart in a 52-week timespan. It will mark the start of a new trend in country music: a proliferation of No. 1 songs in a given year, a trend that – thanks to changes in radio programmingBillboard data compilation – peaks in 1986 when there is a new No. 1 song every week.
  • Dolly Parton joinsPorter Wagoner's band, television series and road show. She and Wagoner record their first duets, releasing "The Last Thing on My Mind" (their first major hit together) late in the year. Parton will go on to become the first woman in country music to have top 10 hits in five different decades.
  • The Browns disband when sistersMaxine andBonnie leave the group.Jim Ed Brown begins the second phase of his long career – as a solo recording artist. The move pays off, as he immediately scores with "Pop a Top."

Top hits of the year

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Number one hits

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United States

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(as certified byBillboard)

DateSingle NameArtistWks. No.1CAN peakSpec. Note
February 11Don't Come Home A' Drinkin' (With Lovin' on Your Mind)Loretta Lynn1[A]
February 18Where Does the Good Times GoBuck Owens and the Buckaroos4[2]
  • Returns to Number One March 11
March 4The FugitiveMerle Haggard and the Strangers1
March 25I Won't Come In While He's ThereJim Reeves1[B]
April 1Walk Through This World With MeGeorge Jones2
  • Jones' firstBillboard Number One since "She Thinks I Still Care" in 1962.
April 15Lonely AgainEddy Arnold2
April 29Need YouSonny James2
May 13Sam's PlaceBuck Owens and the Buckaroos3
June 3It's Such a Pretty World TodayWynn Stewart2[C]
June 17All the TimeJack Greene4[1]
July 22With One ExceptionDavid Houston1
July 29Tonight CarmenMarty Robbins1
August 5I'll Never Find Another YouSonny James4
September 2Branded ManMerle Haggard and the Strangers1
September 9Your Tender Loving CareBuck Owens and the Buckaroos1
September 16My Elusive DreamsDavid Houston andTammy Wynette2[A] – Tammy Wynette
September 30Laura (What's He Got That I Ain't Got)Leon Ashley17[C]
October 7Turn the World AroundEddy Arnold14
October 14I Don't Wanna Play HouseTammy Wynette33
November 4You Mean the World to MeDavid Houston2
November 18It's the Little ThingsSonny James52
December 23For Loving YouBill Anderson andJan Howard49[C] – Jan Howard
Notes
  • 1^ No. 1 song of the year, as determined byBillboard.
  • 2^ Song dropped from No. 1 and later returned to top spot.
  • A^ FirstBillboard No. 1 hit for that artist.
  • B^ LastBillboard No. 1 hit for that artist.
  • C^ OnlyBillboard No. 1 hit for that artist to date.

Canada

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(as certified byRPM)

DateSingle NameArtistWks. No.1U.S. peakSpec. Note
January 21The WeathermanGary Buck5
February 25Whistling on the RiverMercey Brothers7[A],[2]
  • Stayed at No. 1 for 6 weeks in December 1966 – January 1967.
  • Fell to #2 on the week of January 21, 1967.
March 4Take This Heart of MineOdie Workman2[C]
March 18WhirlpoolBambi Lynn2[C]
April 1Ten Foot PoleJohnny Ellis3[C]
April 22Irena CheyenneJimmy Arthur Ordge3[A]
May 13Uncle TomMercey Brothers6[2]
  • Fell to #2 on the week of June 3, 1967.
June 3I Can't Even Do Wrong RightJohnny Burke2[C]
July 8It's Just About OverJohnny Clark3[C]
July 29The Alcan RunBud Roberts2[C]
August 12I Got What I WantedThe Rainvilles3[C]
September 2Take the Bad with the GoodLynn Jones1[A]
September 9The Sound That Makes Me BlueDianne Leigh4
October 7Human NatureOrval Prophet2[A]
October 21Too Far GoneLucille Starr372[A]
November 11You Mean the World to MeDavid Houston3[A]
December 2Gardenias in Her HairMarty Robbins19[A]
December 9Deep WaterCarl Smith110[C]
December 16Mary in the MorningTommy Hunter266[C]
December 30It Takes People Like You
(To Make People Like Me)
Buck Owens22
Notes
  • 2^ Song dropped from No. 1 and later returned to top spot.
  • A^ FirstRPM No. 1 hit for that artist.
  • C^ OnlyRPM No. 1 hit for that artist.

Other major hits

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Singles released by American artists

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USCANSingleArtist
10Anything Your Heart DesiresBilly Walker
2720The Ballad of Water Hole #3Roger Miller
3Bear with Me a Little LongerBilly Walker
21Blackjack County ChainWillie Nelson
14BobThe Willis Brothers
134Bottle, BottleJim Ed Brown
6Break My MindGeorge Hamilton IV
5Burning a Hole in My MindConnie Smith
18Burning BridgesGlen Campbell
20California Up Tight BandFlatt & Scruggs
9'Cause I Have YouWynn Stewart
16Charleston Railroad TavernBobby Bare
84The Chokin' KindWaylon Jennings
4Cincinnati, OhioConnie Smith
2The Cold Hard Facts of LifePorter Wagoner
14Come Kiss Me LoveBobby Bare
23Country Music LoverLittle Jimmy Dickens
9Danny BoyRay Price
18Diesel on My TailJim & Jesse
12A Dime at a TimeDel Reeves
43Does My Ring Hurt Your FingerCharley Pride
8Don't Squeeze My SharmonCharlie Walker
8Drifting ApartWarner Mack
24Dumb BlondeDolly Parton
65Fool Fool FoolWebb Pierce
11Fuel to the FlameSkeeter Davis
8Funny, Familiar, Forgotten FeelingsDon Gibson
5Get While the Gettin's GoodBill Anderson
20Goodbye WheelingMel Tillis
11Green RiverWaylon Jennings
7Happy TracksKenny Price
16He's Got a Way with WomenHank Thompson
12Heart, We Did All We CouldJean Shepard
12How Fast Them Trucks Can GoClaude Gray
4How Long Will It TakeWarner Mack
3Hurt Her Once for MeThe Wilburn Brothers
5I Can't Get There from HereGeorge Jones
17I Didn't Jump the FenceRed Sovine
6I Know OneCharley Pride
9I Never Had the One I WantedClaude Gray
1119I Taught Her Everything She KnowsBilly Walker
2I Threw Away the RoseMerle Haggard
10I'll Come Runnin'Connie Smith
616I'm Still Not Over YouRay Price
5If I Kiss You (Will You Go Away)Lynn Anderson
7If My Heart Had WindowsGeorge Jones
12If the Whole World Stopped Lovin'Roy Drusky
7If You're Not Gone Too LongLoretta Lynn
18In Del RioBilly Walker
2JacksonJohnny Cash andJune Carter
13Juanita JonesStu Phillips
15Jukebox CharlieJohnny Paycheck
15JuliePorter Wagoner
9Just Between You and MeCharley Pride
13Just Beyond the MoonTex Ritter
11Life Turned Her That WayMel Tillis
13Like a FoolDottie West
9Little Old Wine Drinker MeRobert Mitchum
6Long-Legged Guitar Pickin' ManJohnny Cash and June Carter
3A Loser's CathedralDavid Houston
12Love Me and Make It All BetterBobby Lewis
4814Mabel (You Have Been a Friend to Me)Billy Grammer
5Mama SpankLiz Anderson
12Mental RevengeWaylon Jennings
3Misty BlueEddy Arnold
13Motel Time AgainJohnny Paycheck
16Mr. ShortyMarty Robbins
12My Kind of LoveDave Dudley
10No One's Gonna Hurt You AnymoreBill Anderson
16No Tears MiladyMarty Robbins
17Ode to Billie JoeBobbie Gentry
17Oh! WomanNat Stuckey
4OnceFerlin Husky
8Paper MansionsDottie West
9Phantom 309Red Sovine
15The Piney Wood HillsBobby Bare
3Pop a TopJim Ed Brown
15Promises and Hearts (Were Made to Break)Stonewall Jackson
13Roarin' AgainThe Wilburn Brothers
9Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to TownJohnny Darrell
10RuthlessThe Statler Brothers
16Sneaking 'Cross the BorderThe Harden Trio
17Something FishyDolly Parton
5Stamp Out LonelinessStonewall Jackson
16The StormJim Reeves
16Sweet MiseryJimmy Dean
16Tear TimeWilma Burgess
11Tears Will Be the Chaser for Your WineWanda Jackson
7Urge for GoingGeorge Hamilton IV
7Walkin' in the SunshineRoger Miller
13A Wanderin' ManJeannie Seely
5What Does It Take (To Keep a Man Like You Satisfied)Skeeter Davis
56What Kind of a Girl (Do You Think I Am)Loretta Lynn
28What Locks the DoorJack Greene
17What's Come Over My BabyDottie West
14Where Could I Go (But to Her)David Houston
413A Woman in LoveBonnie Guitar
10The Words I'm Gonna Have to EatBill Phillips
20You Beat All I Ever SawJohnny Cash
18You Can Have HerJim Ed Brown
10You Can't Have Your Kate and Edith, TooThe Statler Brothers
14You Pushed Me Too FarFerlin Husky
262You've Been So Good to MeVan Trevor
17Your Forevers (Don't Last Very Long)Jean Shepard
3Your Good Girl's Gonna Go BadTammy Wynette

Singles released by Canadian artists

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USCANSingleArtist
3The Battle of the Little Big HornTommy Hunter
5Blue Is the ColourBilly Stoltz
5Build a Scaffold Way Up HighDoug Lycett
2Chew Tobacco RoadIrwin Prescott
2Cup of DisgraceTommy Hunter
5Don't Speak to Me of LonelinessDougie Trineer
18Down at the Pawn ShopHank Snow
5The FoolDick Nolan
7The HomecomingRalph Carlson
21Hula LoveHank Snow
3I Did ItThe Whippoorwills
3The Johnson FamilyRalph Carlson
2015Learnin' a New Way of LifeHank Snow
4Leave Me a MemoryJohnny Ellis
10Lone Star RagFrankie Rodgers
4Love's Gonna Come BackGary Buck
2Loving DayJohnny Burke
2Model “T”Irwin Prescott
6Transport BluesRalph Carlson
6Walkin' with the BluesBilly Stoltz
3Why Can't He Be YouDianne Leigh
4Why Did You Hurt MeMerv Smith
6You're the Least of My WorriesHugh Scott
5Your Special DayMyrna Lorrie

Top new album releases

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SingleArtistRecord Label
12 Greatest HitsPatsy ClineDecca
Bill Anderson's Greatest HitsBill AndersonDecca
Branded ManMerle HaggardCapitol
Carryin' On with Johnny Cash & June CarterJohnny Cash andJune CarterColumbia
Get While the Gettin's GoodBill AndersonDecca
Greatest Hits Vol. 1Johnny CashColumbia
Heart, We Did All That We CouldJean ShepardCapitol
Hello, I'm DollyDolly PartonMonument
It's Such a Pretty World TodayWynn StewartCapitol
Just Between You And MePorter Wagoner andDolly PartonRCA
Love of the Common PeopleWaylon JenningsRCA
The One and OnlyWaylon JenningsRCA
Promises, PromisesLynn AndersonChart
This Is Jan Howard CountryJan HowardDecca
Waylon Sings Ol' HarlanWaylon JenningsRCA

Other top albums

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SingleArtistRecord Label
Blue Side of LonesomeJim ReevesRCA
By the Time I Get to PhoenixGlen CampbellCapitol
The Cold Hard Facts of LifePorter WagonerRCA
Cookin' Up HitsLiz AndersonRCA
The Country WayCharley PrideRCA
Walk Through This World with MeGeorge JonesMusicor
Don't Come Home a Drinkin' (With Lovin' on Your Mind)Loretta LynnDecca
Dottie West Sings Sacred BalladsDottie WestRCA
The Game of TrianglesBobby Bare andLiz AndersonRCA
Gentle on My MindGlen CampbellCapitol
Hand In Hand With JesusSkeeter DavisRCA
I Can Do Nothing AloneBill AndersonDecca
I'll Help You Forget HerDottie WestRCA
Jackson Ain't a Very Big TownNorma JeanRCA
Lonely AgainEddy ArnoldRCA
Love's Gonna Happen to MeWynn StewartCapitol
My Elusive DreamsTammy WynetteEpic
Nashville WomenHank LocklinRCA
Please Don't Squeeze My CharminCharlie WalkerEpic
The Pride of Country MusicCharley PrideRCA
Queen Of Honky Tonk StreetKitty WellsDecca
Reckless Love AffairWanda JacksonCapitol
Ride, Ride, RideLynn AndersonChart
Skeeter Sings Buddy HollySkeeter DavisRCA
Soul of a ConvictPorter WagonerRCA
Thanks, Hank!Jeannie SeelyMonument
Turn the World AroundEddy ArnoldRCA
With All My Heart and SoulDottie WestRCA
You'll Always Have My LoveWanda Jackson and The Party TimersCapitol
Your Forevers Don't Last Very LongJean ShepardCapitol
Your Good Girl's Gonna Go BadTammy WynetteEpic

Births

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  • February 6 —Anita Cochran, vocalist best known for 1998 hit "What If I Said"
  • February 22 —Greg Holland, singer since the 1990s.
  • April 5 — Troy Gentry, one half ofMontgomery Gentry (d. 2017)
  • May 1 —Tim McGraw, singer and actor active since the 1990s, also known for marriage to Faith Hill.
  • September 21 —Faith Hill, singer known for her multi-genre success since the 1990s, and marriage to Tim McGraw.
  • October 26 —Keith Urban, Australian-born singer who began enjoying great success in the United States since 2000.
  • December 5 —Gary Allan,Bakersfield-styled singer-songwriter since the 1990s.
  • December 26 — Audrey Wiggins, sister of John Wiggins, since the 1990s.

Deaths

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Country Music Hall of Fame Inductees

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Major awards

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Grammy Awards

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Academy of Country Music

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Country Music Association

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See also

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Further reading

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  • Kingsbury, Paul, "The Grand Ole Opry: History of Country Music. 70 Years of the Songs, the Stars and the Stories," Villard Books, Random House; Opryland USA, 1995
  • Kingsbury, Paul, "Vinyl Hayride: Country Music Album Covers 1947–1989," Country Music Foundation, 2003 (ISBN 0-8118-3572-3)
  • Millard, Bob, "Country Music: 70 Years of America's Favorite Music," HarperCollins, New York, 1993 (ISBN 0-06-273244-7)
  • Whitburn, Joel, "Top Country Songs 1944–2005 – 6th Edition." 2005.

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