US & UK hit charts

Songs Written by Harry StinsonTop Songs / Chart Singles Discography

As a songwriter, Harry Stinson first charted in 1987 with After All.On US Country the artist achieved 2 Top‑10s, 1 of which peaked at number‑one.

Top songs: #1: Wild Angels - #2: Let It Be You - #3: Where Was I - #4: Tell Me Why - #5: Time's Up

Patty Loveless

06/1987

After All
Patty Loveless

from Patty Loveless

2 pts

ctry

[MCA 53097]
written by Jimbeau Hinson & Harry Stinson

J.C. Crowley

09/1988

Boxcar 109
J.C. Crowley

from Beneath the Texas Moon

2 pts

ctry

[RCA 8634]
written by Harry Stinson

& Josh Leo

Ricky Skaggs

08/1989

#2 Let It Be You
Ricky Skaggs

from Kentucky Thunder

13 pts

ctry

[Epic 68995]
written by Harry Stinson

& Kevin Welch

Jann Browne

11/1989

#4 Tell Me Why
Jann Browne

from Tell Me Why

6 pts

ctry

[Curb 10568]
written by Gail Davies & Harry Stinson

Southern Pacific and Carlene Carter

12/1989

#5 Time's Up
Southern Pacific and Carlene Carter

from County Line

4 pts

ctry

[Warner 22714]
written by Kevin Welch, Wendy Waldman & Harry Stinson

Ricky Van Shelton

01/1994

#3 Where Was I
Ricky Van Shelton

from A Bridge I Didn't Burn

6 pts

ctry

[Columbia 77334]
written by Harry Stinson

Martina McBride

12/1995

#1 Wild Angels
Martina McBride

from Wild Angels

24 pts

ctry

[RCA 64437]
written by Matraca Berg, Gary Harrison & Harry Stinson

Wynonna Judd

04/1998

Always Will
Wynonna Judd

from The Other Side

2 pts

ctry

[Curb/Universal]
written by Harry Stinson

& John Hadley

Randy Travis

11/2004

Four Walls
Randy Travis

from Passing Through

2 pts

ctry

[Word-Curb/Warner]
written by Don Rollins [Donald Edmond Rollins], Harry Stinson

& D. Vincent Williams