The CASH BOX Country Top 50
Week ending APRIL 2, 1960
TWTITLE | Artist (Label) LW2WK3WKWKS
  1HE’LL HAVE TO GO
    Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 47-7643)
  1  1  119
  2ANOTHER
    Roy Drusky (Decca 31024)
  2  2  313
  3JUST ONE TIME
    Don Gibson (RCA Victor 47-7690)
  3  711  8
  4WISHFUL THINKING
    Wynn Stewart (Challenge 59061)
  4  5  717
  5SINK THE BISMARCK
    Johnny Horton (Columbia 41568)
121825  8
  6ABOVE AND BEYOND
    Buck Owens (Capitol 4337)
132136  5
  7AM I THAT EASY TO FORGET?
    Skeeter Davis (RCA Victor 47-7671)
  91415  9
  8TIMBROOK
    Lewis Pruitt (Peach 725)
  5  3  420
  9FAMILY BIBLE
    Claude Gray (D 1118)
  6  8  610
10EL PASO
    Marty Robbins (Columbia 41511)
  7  4  224
11PLEASE HELP ME, I’M FALLING
    Hank Locklin (RCA Victor 47-7692)
152338  4
12I MISS YOU ALREADY
    Jimmy Newman (MGM 12864)
111317  8
13MAKE THE WATERWHEEL ROLL
    Carl Smith (Columbia 41557)
141520  7
14BIG IRON
    Marty Robbins (Columbia 41589)
162237  4
15UNTIL TODAY
    Elmer Snodgrass & Musical Pioneers (Country Jubilee 519)
10  9  818
16NO LOVE HAVE I
    Webb Pierce (Decca 31021)
  8  6  517
17THE EYES OF LOVE
    Margie Singleton (Starday 472)
19252416
18A SIX PACK TO GO
    Hank Thompson & Brazos Valley Boys (Capitol 4334)
263640  6
19YOU’RE THE ONLY GOOD THING (That’s Happened To Me)
    George Morgan (Columbia 41523)
18121213
20DEAR MAMA
    Merle Kilgore (Starday 469)
20111016
21ROCKIN’, ROLLIN’ OCEAN
    Hank Snow (RCA Victor 47-7702)
303546  4
22MARY DON’T YOU WEEP
    Stonewall Jackson (Columbia 41533)
1710  915
23THE PRISON SONG
    Curly Putman (Cherokee 504)
21161316
24GEORGIA TOWN BLUES
    Mel Tillis & Bill Phillips (Columbia 41530)
22191612
25THE SAME OLD ME
    Ray Price (Columbia 41477)
23201825
26NOBODY’S DARLING BUT MINE
    Johnny Sea (NRC 049)
25242215
27STRAIGHT A’S IN LOVE
    Johnny Cash & Tennessee Two (Sun 334)
293227  7
28ARE YOU WILLING, WILLIE
    Marion Worth (Cherokee 503)
24171423
29CRYING MY HEART OUT OVER YOU
    Lester Flatt, Earl Scruggs & Foggy Mountain Boys (Columbia 41518)
31333114
30THE OLD LAMPLIGHTER
    Browns (RCA Victor 47-7700)
3444  3
31PINBALL MACHINE
    Lonnie Irving (Starday 486)
3534  5
32SPARKLING BROWN EYES
    George Jones (Mercury 71583)
272628  5
33THE ONE YOU SLIP AROUND WITH
    Jan Howard (Challenge 59059)
28272115
34TIL THESE DREAMS COME TRUE
    Buck Owens (Capitol 4337)
373747  4
35ONE MORE TIME
    Ray Price (Columbia 41590)
48  2
36WHY I’M WALKIN’
    Stonewall Jackson (Columbia 41591)
    George Hamilton IV (ABC-Paramount 10090)
43
 
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37AMIGO’S GUITAR
    Kitty Wells (Decca 30987)
32292622
38THAT’S ALL I GOT FROM YOU
    James O’Gwynn (Mercury 71584)
383950  4
39ACCIDENTLY ON PURPOSE
    George Jones (Mercury 71583)
4341  3
40YOUR OLD USED TO BE
    Faron Young (Capitol 4351)
45  2
41DON’T KNOW WHY
    Roy Acuff & Smokey Mountain Boys (Hickory 1113)
4248  3
42THUNDER AND LIGHTNING
    Tony Douglas (D 1121)
  1
43I LOVE YOU BECAUSE
    Johnny Cash with Gene Lowery Singers (Sun 334)
4145  6
44LEGEND OF THE BIG STEEPLE
    Porter Wagoner (RCA Victor 47-7708)
  1
 45*POOR WILDWOOD FLOWER
    Harvie June Van (RCA Victor 47-7668)
50  2
46(Doin’ The) LOVERS LEAP
    Webb Pierce (Decca 31058)
46  2
47HOW FAR TO LITTLE ROCK
    Stanley Brothers (King 5306)
4644  6
48THE BOTTLE OR ME
    Connie Hall (Mercury 71540)
36312910
49TROUBLE IN THE AMEN CORNER
    Archie Campbell (RCA Victor 47-7660)
  2
50WRECK OF THE OLD 97
    Tommy Collins (Capitol 4327)
  3
NOTE: On the original published chart, Cash Box listed artist and label info for the Top 40 records, along with titles only for positions 41 through 50. Artists/labels listed above in those positions are based on a record’s previous or subsequent appearance in the Top 40 or its appearance on the concurrent Billboard Country charts.

*On this week’s original chart, #45 was skipped; “Poor Wildwood Flower” has been inserted in that position based on its positions on the previous and following weeks’ charts, and its appearances on the Disc Jockey Regional Reports that week.
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