Gord Bamford’s ‘When Your Lips Are So Close’ Becomes His First Country Radio #1 Hit
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Gord Bamford closes out this very successful year in a fitting way as ‘When Your Lips Are So Close’ reaches #1 on the Canadian country radio charts. Huge congrats to Gord and his co-writers Byron Hill and Brent Baxter! The song has not slowed down since it became the most-added single in its debut week, and it has become the first Canadian song to top this chart since April 2012.
Further down the list, The Band Perry‘s ‘Don’t Let Me Be Lonely’ is the only new entry this week, as it advances from #11 to #8.
Canadian Mediabase Country Singles Chart (November 19, 2013):
1. ‘When Your Lips Are So Close’ – Gord Bamford
2. ‘Bounty’ – Dean Brody
3. ‘Mine Would Be You’ – Blake Shelton
4. ‘Southern Girl’ – Tim McGraw
5. ‘We Were Us’ – Keith Urban feat. Miranda Lambert
6. ‘Night Train’ – Jason Aldean
7. ‘Aw Naw’ – Chris Young
8. ‘Don’t Let Me Be Lonely’ – The Band Perry
9. ‘Buzz, Buzz, Buzzing’ – Tim Hicks
10. ‘It Goes Like This’ – Thomas Rhett
Liv Carter
She holds several certificates from Berklee College of Music, and a certificate in Positive Psychology from UC Berkeley.
Her main influences are coffee, cats, and Alexander Hamilton.
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