List of Hot Country Singles & Tracks number ones of 1993
Chart history

List of Hot Country Singles & Tracks number ones of 1993

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

January 2	"Don't Let Our Love Start Slippin' Away"	Vince Gill

January 9

January 16	"Somewhere Other Than the Night"	Garth Brooks

January 23	"Look Heart, No Hands"	Randy Travis

January 30

February 6	"Too Busy Being in Love"	Doug Stone

February 13	"Can I Trust You with My Heart"	Travis Tritt

February 20

February 27	"What Part of No"	Lorrie Morgan

March 6

March 13

March 20	"Heartland"	George Strait

March 27	"When My Ship Comes In"	Clint Black

April 3

April 10	"The Heart Won't Lie"	Reba McEntire & Vince Gill

April 17

April 24	"She Don't Know She's Beautiful"	Sammy Kershaw

May 1	"Alibis"	Tracy Lawrence

May 8

May 15	"I Love the Way You Love Me"	John Michael Montgomery

May 22

May 29

June 5	"Should've Been a Cowboy"	Toby Keith

June 12

June 19	"Blame It on Your Heart"	Patty Loveless

June 26

July 3	"That Summer"	Garth Brooks

July 10	"Money in the Bank"	John Anderson

July 17	"Chattahoochee"	Alan Jackson

July 24

July 31

August 7

August 14	"It Sure Is Monday"	Mark Chesnutt

August 21	"Why Didn't I Think of That"	Doug Stone

August 28	"Can't Break It to My Heart"	Tracy Lawrence

September 4	"Thank God for You"	Sawyer Brown

September 11

September 18	"Ain't Goin' Down ('Til the Sun Comes Up)"	Garth Brooks

September 25	"Holdin' Heaven"	Tracy Byrd

October 2	"Ain't Goin' Down ('Til the Sun Comes Up)"	Garth Brooks

October 9	"One More Last Chance"	Vince Gill

October 16	"What's It to You"	Clay Walker

October 23	"Easy Come, Easy Go"	George Strait

October 30

November 6	"Does He Love You"	Reba McEntire with Linda Davis

November 13	"She Used to Be Mine"	Brooks & Dunn

November 20	"Almost Goodbye"	Mark Chesnutt

November 27	"Reckless"	Alabama

December 4	"American Honky-Tonk Bar Association"	Garth Brooks

December 11	"My Second Home"	Tracy Lawrence

December 18	"I Don't Call Him Daddy"	Doug Supernaw

December 25

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"Don't Let Our Love Start Slippin' Away" remained in the top spot until the chart dated January 16, when it was succeeded by "Somewhere Other Than the Night" by Garth Brooks.

final_sentence: "Don't Let Our Love Start Slippin' Away" remained in the top spot until the chart dated January 16, when it was succeeded by "Somewhere Other Than the Night" by Garth Brooks.