Rascal Flatts @ 2014 CMA Festival
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December 1, 2006

Rascal Flatts became only the third country act to have the number one song on both the Adult Contemporary chart and the Country Singles chart in the same week with two different songs. "What Hurts The Most" was tops in AC while "My Wish" was number one in country. Only Faith Hill and the Dixie Chicks had done it before.

Both songs were from the 5x platinum album Me And My Gang, which also featured the singles "Stand" (#1) and "Me And My Gang" (#6). "What Hurts The Most" also hit #1 on the country chart.

  • 2012

    Shania Twain began a two-year, 120-show residency at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.

  • photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images
    photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images

    2010

    Lady Antebellum nabs six nominations for "Need You Now" in the 53rd annual Grammy awards, including Record, Song and Album of the Year, plus Best Country Song, Country Album and Country Performance by a Duo or Group.

  • 1998

  • 1995

  • 1992

    Brooks & Dunn’s album Brand New Man was certified double platinum. The album featured four consecutive #1 singles: “Brand New Man“, “Boot Scootin’ Boogie“, “My Next Broken Heart“, and “Neon Moon“; in addition, a fifth single, “Lost and Found“, peaked at #6. The album has since been certified 6 times platinum by the RIAA.

  • 1987

  • #1 On This Date

    SINGLES

    2012 – Taylor Swift – “We Are Never Getting Back Together”

    2007 – Carrie Underwood – “So Small”

    2001 – Toby Keith – “I Wanna Talk About Me”

    1990 – K.T. Oslin – “Come Next Monday”

    1984 – Janie Frickie – “Your Hearts Not In It”

    1979 – Anne Murray – “Broken Hearted Me”

    1973 – Charlie Rich – “The Most Beautiful Girl”

    1962 – Bill Anderson – “Mama Sang A Song”

    1958 – Ray Price – “City Lights”

    1956 – Marty Robbins – “Singing The Blues”

    1951 – Pee Wee King – “Slow Poke”

    1945 – Wesley Tuttle – “With Tears In My Eyes”

     

    ALBUMS

    2012 – Taylor Swift - Red

    2007 – Garth Brooks – The Ultimate Hits

    2001 – Garth Brooks – Scarecrow

    1990 – Garth Brooks – No Fences

    1984 – Willie Nelson – City of New Orleans

    1979 – Kenny Rogers – Kenny

    1973 – Marie Osmond – Paper Roses

  • Birthdays

    Singer/songwriter Kim Richey is 57

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