Table:
Year

Single

Peak chart
positions[1]

Album

US Country

CAN Country

1967

"Forbidden Fruit"

—

—

A World Called You

1968

"I'd Be Your Fool Again"

69

—

"I'm in Love with My Wife"

38

—

"You Touched My Heart"

37

—

1969

"Dearly Beloved"

59

—

single only

"A World Called You"

23

—

A World Called You

1970

"So Much in Love with You"

46

—

"I Wake Up in Heaven"

26

—

She Don't Make Me Cry

1971

"She Don't Make Me Cry"

19

9

"Ruby, You're Warm"

21

16

single only

1972

"Need You"

9

9

Need You

"Goodbye"

38

—

"All Heaven Breaks Loose"

35

—

single only

1973

"Just Thank Me"

17

18

Just Thank Me

"It'll Be Her"

22

16

1974

"Loving You Has Changed My Life"

9

21

Hey There Girl

"Hey There Girl"

21

42

"I Just Can't Help Believin'"

59

—

1975

"It Takes a Whole Lot of Livin' in a House"

60

—

Whole Lotta Livin' in a House

1976

"Whispers and Grins"

66

—

singles only

"Mahogany Bridge"

84

—

1977

"I'm Gonna Love You Right Out of This World"

21

38

"The Lady and the Baby"

76

—

"I Love What My Woman Does to Me"

49

33

"Do You Hear My Heart Beat"

47

—

Lovingly

"You and Me Alone"

24

—

1978

"I'll Be There (When You Get Lonely)"

22

—

"Let's Try to Remember"

32

—

"When a Woman Cries"

31

—

singles only

1979

"Darlin'"

18

36

"You Are My Rainbow"

36

—

"You're Amazing"

39

—

1981

"Houston Blue"

88

—

1982

"Crown Prince of the Barroom"

92

—

1983

"Hold Me"

67

—

"You've Still Got Me"

71

—

"The Devil Is a Woman"

87

—

1984

"I'm a Country Song"

72

—

Return the cells' value in the subsequent table rows:
the 28th row,
the 36th row,
the 35th row,
the 30th row,

Provide the cells in a row in the JSON structure, using the format {"row_id":"<row index>", "cell_list":"<a list of cells in this row>"}.

The cell values of target rows are as follows:
For the 28th row: {"row_id": "28", "cell_list": ['1978', '"I\'ll Be There (When You Get Lonely)"', '22', '—', 'Lovingly']}
For the 36th row: {"row_id": "36", "cell_list": ['1983', '"Hold Me"', '67', '—', 'singles only']}
For the 35th row: {"row_id": "35", "cell_list": ['1982', '"Crown Prince of the Barroom"', '92', '—', 'singles only']}
For the 30th row: {"row_id": "30", "cell_list": ['1978', '"When a Woman Cries"', '31', '—', 'singles only']}