List of Hot Country Singles number ones of 1987
Chart history

List of Hot Country Singles number ones of 1987

Section Title: Chart history
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Issue date	Title	Artist(s)	Ref.

January 3	"Mind Your Own Business"	Hank Williams Jr. featuring Reba McEntire, Tom Petty, Reverend Ike and Willie Nelson

January 10	"Give Me Wings"	Michael Johnson

January 17	"What Am I Gonna Do About You"	Reba McEntire

January 24	"Cry Myself to Sleep"	The Judds

January 31	"You Still Move Me"	Dan Seals

February 7	"Leave Me Lonely"	Gary Morris

February 14	"How Do I Turn You On"	Ronnie Milsap

February 21	"Straight to the Heart"	Crystal Gayle

February 28	"I Can't Win for Losin' You"	Earl Thomas Conley

March 7	"Mornin' Ride"	Lee Greenwood

March 14	"Baby's Got a New Baby"	S-K-O

March 21	"I'll Still Be Loving You"	Restless Heart

March 28	"Small Town Girl"	Steve Wariner

April 4	"Ocean Front Property"	George Strait

April 11	"You've Got the Touch"	Alabama

April 18	"Kids of the Baby Boom"	The Bellamy Brothers

April 25	"Rose in Paradise"	Waylon Jennings

May 2	"Don't Go to Strangers"	T. Graham Brown

May 9	"The Moon Is Still Over Her Shoulder"	Michael Johnson

May 16	"To Know Him Is to Love Him"	Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt, Emmylou Harris

May 23	"Can't Stop My Heart from Loving You"	The O'Kanes

May 30	"It Takes a Little Rain (to Make Love Grow)"	The Oak Ridge Boys

June 6	"I Will Be There"	Dan Seals

June 13	"Forever and Ever, Amen"	Randy Travis

June 20

June 27

July 4	"That Was a Close One"	Earl Thomas Conley

July 11	"All My Ex's Live in Texas"	George Strait

July 18	"I Know Where I'm Going"	The Judds

July 25	"The Weekend"	Steve Wariner

August 1	"Snap Your Fingers"	Ronnie Milsap

August 8	"One Promise Too Late"	Reba McEntire

August 15	"A Long Line of Love"	Michael Martin Murphey

August 22	"Why Does It Have to Be (Wrong or Right)"	Restless Heart

August 29	"Born to Boogie"	Hank Williams Jr.

September 5	"She's Too Good to Be True"	Exile

September 12	"Make No Mistake, She's Mine"	Kenny Rogers & Ronnie Milsap

September 19	"This Crazy Love"	The Oak Ridge Boys

September 26	"Three Time Loser"	Dan Seals

October 3	"You Again"	The Forester Sisters

October 10	"The Way We Make a Broken Heart"	Rosanne Cash

October 17	"Fishin' in the Dark"	The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band

October 24	"Shine, Shine, Shine"	Eddy Raven

October 31	"Right from the Start"	Earl Thomas Conley

November 7	"Am I Blue"	George Strait

November 14	"Maybe Your Baby's Got the Blues"	The Judds

November 21	"I Won't Need You Anymore (Always and Forever)"	Randy Travis

November 28	"Lynda"	Steve Wariner

December 5	"Somebody Lied"	Ricky Van Shelton

December 12	"The Last One to Know"	Reba McEntire

December 19	"Do Ya"	K.T. Oslin

December 26	"Somewhere Tonight"	Highway 101

Sentence(s)

The final Hot Country Singles number one of 1987 was "Somewhere Tonight" by Highway 101, which issued on December 26.

final_sentence: The final Hot Country Singles number one of 1987 was "Somewhere Tonight" by Highway 101, which issued on December 26.