Most Popular Country Songs

Country Western or country music, as it is popularly known as, is a genre of music which harmoniously blends aspects of traditional music native to Down South and the Maritimes with popular, mainstream music forms. Country music traces its genesis back to the early 1920s when radio stations employed musicians local to the areas of Atlanta and Fort Worth to play on air. Some of the first country songs to find mainstream popularity in those days include The Little Old Log Cabin In The Lane by Fiddlin' John Carson, Wreck of the Old '97 by Vernon Dalhart and Lonesome Road Blues. Let's take a tour of some of the most popular country songs of all time that continue to bring good cheer to any place where they are played!

Most Popular Country Songs of 2010

Starting with the contemporary country music scene, let's take a look at some of the best country songs post 2010.

• Farmer's Daughter ~ Rodney Atkins
• Why Don't We Just Dance ~ Josh Turner
• American Honey ~ Lady Antebelum
• That's How Country Boys Roll ~ Billy Currington
• Hell On The Heart ~ Eric Church
• Hillbilly Bone ~ Blake Shelton
• Here Comes Goodbye ~ Rascal Flatts
• Water ~ Brad Paisley
• No Regrets ~ Gary Allan
• A Little More Country Than That ~ Easton Corbin
• The House That Built Me ~ Miranda Lambert
• Gimme That Girl ~ Joe Nichols
• The Call ~ Matt Kennon
• Highway 20 Ride ~ Zac Brown Band
• Keep on Loving You ~ Reba McEntire
• American Saturday Night ~ Brad Paisley
• The Man I Want To Be ~ Chris Young
• I'm In ~ Keith Urban
• Pray for You ~ Jaron and The Long Road to Love
• Consider Me Gone ~ Reba McEntire
• This Ain't Nothin' ~ Craig Morgan
• The Truth ~ Jason Aldean
• Rain is A Good Thing ~ Luke Bryan
• Southern Voice ~ Tim McGraw
• If I Die Young ~ The Band Perry
• Boys of Fall ~ Kenny Chesney
• Cowgirls Don't Cry ~ Brooks & Dunn
• Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You ~ Kellie Pickler

Most Popular Country Songs of the 90s

The following list includes some of the top country songs of the 1990s. If you're a fan of country music, you couldn't have missed these greatest country songs of all time!

• Chattahoochee ~ Alan Jackson
• I Can Still feel You ~ Collin Raye
• don't Rock the Jukebox ~ Alan Jackson
• Strawberry Wine ~ Deana Carter
• Single White Female ~ Chely Wright
• You Had Me From Hello ~ Kenny Chesney
• No One Needs to Know ~ Shania Twain
• Summertime Blues ~ Alan Jackson
• This Kiss ~ Faith Hill
• You Ain't Much Fund ~ Toby Keith
• Daddy's Money ~ Ricochet
• Any Man Of Mine ~ Shania Twain
• Part For Two ~ Shania Twain
• Forever and For Always ~ Shania Twain
• Should've Been a Cowboy ~ Toby Keith
• Boot Scootin' Boogie ~ Brooks & Dunn
• Achy Breaky Heart ~ Billy Ray Cyrus
• I'm Outta Here ~ Shania Twain
• Some Girls Do ~ Sawyer Brown
• She's Got It All ~ Kenny Chesney
• It Matters to Me ~ Faith Hill
• Blame it on Your Heart ~ Patty Loveless
• there's Your Trouble ~ Dixie Chicks
• Neon Moon ~ Brooks & Dunn
• Prop Me Up Beside the Jukebox ~ Joe Diffie
• Something in Red ~ Lorrie Morgan
• She's in Love With The Boy ~ Trisha Yearwood

Top 10 Most Popular Country Songs of all Time

Here are top 10 country songs of all time which give your spirits a lift every time you play them on your music player. Check out these top country songs of all time that redefined country music!

• I Will Always Love You ~ Dolly Parton
• I Walk The Line ~ Johnny Cash
• Friends in Low Places ~ Garth Brooks
• Stand By Your Man ~ Tammy Wynette
• Forever and Ever Amen ~ Randy Travis
• Sixteen Tons ~ Tennessee Ernie Ford
• Crazy ~ Patsy Cline
• Fancy ~ Reba McEntire
• Leaving on a Jet Plane ~ John Denver
• Live Like You Were Dying ~ Tim McGraw
• Before He Cheats ~ Carrie Underwood

For more options in country music, you can check out the following additional resources:-

• Top 100 Country Songs
• Best Summer Country Songs
• Sad Country Songs
• Classic Country Songs
• Good Country Songs

Those were some of the most popular country songs ever! Most of these best country songs of all time deal with a number of themes - from love, heartbreak and flirtation to life, friendship, society and philosophy. These songs give us a feel of the earth, of our roots, without compromising the freshness and energy of popular music.