Earl Thomas Conley Had 18 Number One Hits In The 1980’s
Country Music great Earl Thomas Conley has passed away at the age of 77.
The following is an article I wrote a few years ago about this great artist.
If you're looking to win a free beer (and I always am!) at your local watering hole, here's a trivia question that might win you one.
Who had the most Number One Country Music hit's in the decade of the 1980's? You'll get answers like...Alabama? No. Strait? Nope. Milsap? Twitty? Jones? Cash?
No, No, No, And no. The artist that had 18 #1 Country hit's in the 1980's was...ready?
Conley topped the charts beginning in 1981 with "Fire and Smoke", followed that in '82 with "Somewhere Between Right And Wrong", and then
"Your Love's On The Line",
"Holding Her and Loving You",
"Don't Make It Easy For Me",
"Angel In Disguise",
"Chance of Lovin' You",
"Honor Bound",
"Love Don't Care",
"Nobody Falls Like A Fool",
"Once In A Blue Moon",
"I Can't Win For Losin' You",
"That Was A Close One",
"Right From The Start",
"What She Is",
"We Believe In Happy Endings (Duet with Emmylou Harris)",
"What I'd Say"
and "Love Out Loud", his final #1 in 1989.