A Look Back At Every Country Song That Went #1 In 1994

The 90’s produced some of the most legendary and timeless country songs ever.

In 1994 specifically, the genre saw Tim McGraw burst on to the scene and have a massive hit with “Don’t Take The Girl,” while Clay Walker and John Michael Montgomery each had three songs reach #1 on Billboard’s Hot Country Singles chart.

Other artists who achieved more than one #1 song that year include Brooks & Dunn, Alan Jackson, Joe Diffie, Neal McCoy and Faith Hill.

Here are the 30 country songs that topped the chart in 1994:

Wild One – Faith Hill (4 weeks)

Live Until I Die – Clay Walker (1 week)

I Swear – John Michael Montgomery (4 weeks)

I Just Wanted You To Know – Mark Chesnutt (1 week)

Tryin’ To Get Over You – Vince Gill (1 week)

No Doubt About It – Neal McCoy (2 weeks)

My Love – Little Texas (2 weeks)

If the Good Die Young – Tracy Lawrence (2 weeks)

Piece of My Heart – Faith Hill (1 week)

A Good Run of Bad Luck – Clint Black (1 week)

If Bubba Can Dance (I Can Too) – Shenandoah (1 week)

Your Love Amazes Me – John Berry (1 week)

Don’t Take The Girl – Tim McGraw (2 weeks)

That Ain’t No Way to Go – Brooks & Dunn (1 week)

Wink – Neal McCoy (4 weeks)

Foolish Pride – Travis Tritt (1 week)

Summertime Blues – Alan Jackson (3 weeks)

Be My Baby Tonight – John Michael Montgomery (2 weeks)

Dreaming With My Eyes Open – Clay Walker (1 week)

Whisper My Name – Randy Travis (1 week)

XXX’s and OOO’s (An American Girl) – Trisha Yearwood (2 weeks)

Third Rock From The Sun – Joe Diffie (2 weeks)

Who’s That Man – Toby Keith (1 week)

She’s Not the Cheatin’ Kind – Brooks & Dunn (2 weeks)

Livin’ On Love – Alan Jackson (3 weeks)

Shut Up and Kiss Me -Mary Chapin Carpenter (1 week)

If I Could Make a Living – Clay Walker (1 week)

The Big One – George Strait (1 week)

If You’ve Got Love – John Michael Montgomery (1 week)

Pickup Man – Joe Diffie (3 weeks)