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Songs Performed or Written by Kenny RogersTop Songs / Chart Singles Discography
Kenneth Donald Ray Rogers (August 21, 1938 – March 20, 2020) was an American singer-songwriter. Rogers was particularly popular with country audiences, but also charted more than 120 hit singles across various genres, topping the country and pop album charts for more than 200 individual weeks in the United States alone. He sold more than 100 million records worldwide during his lifetime, making him one of the best-selling music artists of all time. His fame and career spanned multiple genres—jazz,... [more on Wikipedia]
Top songs: #1: Lucille - #2: Coward of the County - #3: Lady - #4: Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town - #5: I Don't Need You
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1.
as Kenny Rogers & The First Edition
[Reprise 0655]
written by
Mickey Newbury
2.
05/1968
3.
10/1968
as The First Edition
4.
as Kenny Rogers & The First Edition
[Reprise 0799]
written by
Mike Settle
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05/1969
as The First Edition
6.
06/1969
as Kenny Rogers & The First Edition
[Reprise 0829]
written by
Mel Tillis
7.
09/1969 Reuben James Kenny Rogers
from
Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town
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as Kenny Rogers & The First Edition
[Reprise 0888]
written by
Mac Davis
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07/1970
as Kenny Rogers & The First Edition
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10/1970
as Kenny Rogers & The First Edition
[Reprise 0953]
written by
Kin Vassy
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03/1971
as Kenny Rogers & The First Edition
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06/1971
as Kenny Rogers & The First Edition
[Reprise 1018]
written by Kenny Rogers
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12/1972
as Kenny Rogers & The First Edition
[Jolly Rogers 1001]
written by
Rory Bourke
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17.
R [Capitol 4072]
written by Kenny Rogers
& Kin Vassy
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12/1975
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10/1976
21.
#1 Lucille Kenny Rogers
from
Kenny Rogers
[United Artists 929]
written by Roger Bowling &
Hal Bynum
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08/1977
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10/1977
[United Artists 1095]
written by Kenny Rogers
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09/1978
[Spring 185]
written by Kenny Rogers
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10/1978
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09/1979
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11/1979
30.
[Sun 1152]
written by Kenny Rogers
& Kin Vassy
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06/1980
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10/1980
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09/1981
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11/1981
written by Lionel Richie
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11/1981
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12/1981
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10/1982 A Love Song Kenny Rogers
from
Love Will Turn You Around
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07/1983
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09/1983
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11/1983
44.
[RCA 13710]
written by Barry Gibb, Maurice Gibb &
Robin Gibb
45.
01/1984 This Woman Kenny Rogers
from
Eyes That See in the Dark
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06/1984
[RCA 13832]
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09/1984 48.
12/1984 Crazy Kenny Rogers
from
What About Me
[RCA 13975]
written by Richard Marx & Kenny Rogers
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04/1985
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07/1985
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10/1985
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02/1986
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10/1986
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12/1986
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08/1988
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05/1989
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08/1989
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08/1989
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[Reprise 19504]
written by
Joe Henry & Bob Morrison
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06/1991
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11/1991
68.
[Reprise LP Cut]
written by Steve Glassmeyer,
Gene Golden & Wood Newton
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[Dreamcatcher]
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09/1999
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10/1999
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08/2001
[Dreamcatcher]
written by Rory Michael Bourke &
Mike Reid
75.
11/2001 Homeland Kenny Rogers
from
There You Go Again
76.
[MCA Nashville]
written by Kenny Rogers
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03/2002
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10/2003
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