Top Country Songs of 1946 Greatest Hits and Chart Singles

written by Jimmie Hodges

as Al Dexter and His Troopers
instrumental
[Columbia 36898]
written by Al Dexter & James B. Paris

vocals by Tommy Duncan
[Columbia 36966]
written by Bob Wills & Tommy Duncan

[RCA Victor 20-1789]
written by William Stein & Frank Loesser

[Capitol 290]
written by Merle Travis & Cliffie Stone

[Decca 46018]
written by Lost John Miller

[Columbia 37062]
written by Johann Strauss Jr. & Al Dexter

with Curly Gribbs
[RCA Victor 20-1797]
written by Dick Thomas & Ray Freedman

[Bluebird 33-0521]
written by Jimmie Hodges

as Eddy Arnold & his Tennessee Plowboys
[RCA Victor 20-1948]
written by Eddy Arnold, Wally Fowler & Graydon Hall

written by Dick Thomas & Ray Freedman

[Decca 46019]
written by Billy Cox & Clarke Van Ness

with Oakie, Arkie & Tex Williams
[Columbia 36935]
written by Paul Westmoreland

[Capitol 258]
written by Merle Travis & Shug Fisher

[Columbia 37097]
written by Bob Wills & Tommy Duncan

[Columbia 36898]
written by Al Dexter & Frankie Marvin

[Columbia 36998]
written by Jerry Irby

[King 570]
written by Jim Scott & Bob Nobar

[Columbia 36869]
written by Wiley Walker & Gene Sullivan

[Columbia 36966]
written by Fred Rose

[Columbia 37079]
written by Scotty Wiseman

[Columbia 36935]
written by Smokey Rogers & Spade Cooley

[Capitol 296]
written by Joe Allison

[Capitol 258]
written by Merle Travis & Cliffie Stone

[Columbia 36970]
written by Gene Autry, Dale Evans & Oakley Haldeman

as Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys
[Columbia 36907]
written by Bill Monroe

[Columbia 37062]
written by Al Dexter & James B. Paris

[Mercury 2024]
written by Dick Thomas & Ray Freedman

US B side to I Want to Be a Cowboy's Sweetheart
[RCA Victor 20-1924]
written by James B. Paris & Al Dexter

as Wesley Tuttle and His Texas Stars
[Capitol 233]
written by Paul Westmoreland

[Capitol 296]
written by Scotty Wiseman

as Eddy Arnold & his Tennessee Plowboys
US b side to That's How Much I Love You
[RCA Victor 20-1948]
written by Jenny Lou Carson

with Roy Ross
written by Abel Baer & Paul Cunningham

[Columbia 36984]
written by William Stein & Frank Loesser

[King 528]
written by Martin

as Wesley Tuttle and His Texas Stars
[Capitol 267]
written by Gene Autry, Oakley Haldeman & Smokey Rogers

[Columbia 36904]
written by Gene Autry & Cindy Walker

[King 540]
written by Hank Penny & Harry "Slim" Duncan

US B side to Have I Told You Lately That I Love You
[Columbia 37079]
written by Jimmie Hodges

[Capitol 302]
written by Dale Fitzsimmons

[Columbia 37097]
written by Fred Rose

[Majestic 6000]
written by Scotty Wiseman

[Decca 18756]
written by Jimmie Davis

[RCA Victor 20-1927]
written by Esther Van Sciver & Max Rich

[King 505]
written by Billy Cox & Clarke Van Ness

US B side to Wave to Me, My Lady
[RCA Victor 20-1789]
written by Bob Miller

with Roy Ross
written by Scotty Wiseman

[Capitol 253]
written by Tex Ritter & Bonnie Dodd

as Bill Monroe & His Blue Grass Boys
[Columbia 37151]
written by Boyd Lane

with George Strange
[Columbia 37087]
written by Ted Daffan & Dick James

[RCA Victor 20-2013]
written by Zeke Manners & Lester Lee

as Wesley Tuttle and His Texas Stars
[Capitol 233]
written by Gene Autry, Dale Evans & Oakley Haldeman

[Decca 46019]
written by Jerry Irby

[King 535]
written by Lost John Miller

[RCA Victor 20-1907]
written by Cliffie Stone, Leon McAuliffe & Merle Travis

[RCA Victor 20-1924]
written by Patsy Montana

as Texas Jim Robertson and The Panhandle Punchers
[RCA Victor 20-1975]
written by Billy Cox & Clarke Van Ness

as "T" Texas Tyler and His Oklahoma Melody Boys
[Four Star 1009]
written by Billy Cox & Clarke Van Ness

as the King Sisters
[RCA Victor 20-2018]
written by Merle Travis & Cliffie Stone

[RCA Victor 20-1817]
written by Paul Westmoreland

[RCA Victor 20-1850]
written by Fred Kirby

[RCA Victor 20-1868]
written by Foy Willing & Sid Robin

[Decca 9000]
written by Paul Westmoreland

as Elton Britt and the Skytoppers
[RCA Victor 20-1873]
written by Layman Cameron & Eddie Smith

[Columbia 36970]
written by Gene Autry & Steve Nelson

[Columbia 36983]
written by Bob Atcher

as Eddy Arnold & his Tennessee Plowboys
[RCA Victor 20-1855]
written by Vic McAlpin, Owen Bradley & Betty Wade

[RCA Victor 20-1872]
written by Fred Rose