1. Neil Diamond and Deep Purple both hit the charts with this song: "Kentucky Woman"
2. Their hits included "Fire" and "Sweet Sticky Thing": Ohio Players
3. Bon Jovi's Number One album followup to "Slippery When Wet": "New Jersey"
4. This was R. Dean Taylor's only hit, from 1970: "Indiana Wants Me"
5. "It started in Scranton, it's now Number One": "The Pennsylvania Polka"
6. This was Train's first hit, from 1999: "Meet Virginia"
7. Lynyrd Skynyrd's second most famous song after "Free Bird": "Sweet Home Alabama"
8. According to the Bee Gees, "The lights all went out" here: "Massachusetts"
9. Grateful Dead song that includes the line "I woke up feeling mean, went down to play the slot machine": "Tennessee Jed"
10. Johnny Horton's last hit, from a John Wayne movie: "North To Alaska"
11. A Conway Twitty/Loretta Lynn duet: "Louisiana Woman, Mississippi Man"
12. Their hits included "Point of Know Return" and "Dust in the Wind": Kansas
13. Traditional bluegrass humor song recorded by Bela Fleck, Jerry Garcia and David Grisman: "Arkansas Traveler"
14. David Lee Roth's first solo hit, a Beach Boys cover: "California Girls"
15. TV theme that was a Top Ten hit for The Ventures in 1969: "Hawaii Five-O"
16. Bruce Springsteen's acoustic album that includes "Johnny 99" and "My Father's House": "Nebraska"
17. A 1986 country duet for Marie Osmond and Dan Seals: "Meet Me In Montana"

Bonus: Ray Charles' first Number One hit, from 1960, it's since been made the official state song of the state in the title: "Georgia On My Mind"