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Really Hot Country May 25

Really Hot Country ,DJ Miquel Batlle Garriga

Really Hot Country

DJ Miquel Batlle Garriga

mbatllegarriga@gmail.com

KWC Americana Radio Station

Hi buddies , we started new week , with another trip through the decades of country music , from 50’s to the present , take care friends….

– Lovin’ country style – Wanda Jackson ( 1954 )
– I’m no good for you anymore – Jimmy Dallas ( 1955 )
– Conscience ( Set Me Free ) – June Webb ( 1959 )
– Alone with you – Faron Young ( 1958 )
– My guitar and I – Clay Eager ( 1957 )
– I feel a sin comin’ on – Jerry Reed ( 1967 )
– Genevieve – James O’Gwynn ( 1964 )
– Nashville Fever – Wade Jackson ( 1967 )
– Country music has gone to town – Porter Wagoner ( 1968 )
– You get what you pay for – Kitty Hawkins ( 1967 )
– 42 Tyres – Slim Dusty ( 1978 ) Australia
– Door number three – Steve Goodman ( 1975 )
– This should go on forever – Rod Bernard ( 1974 )
– Play my cards ( Wherever they may fall ) – Alexander Harvey ( 1975 )
– Heart of country song – Rose Maddox ( 1976 )
– The Assassinationof disco duck – Wally Ganyon ( 1980 ) Canada
– Swinging doors – Johnny Austin ( 1980 )
– Just another Bar Room – Travis Reed ( 1984 )
– Devil’s bride – Fred Lundy ( 1980 )
– Crying over you – Rosie Flores ( 1987 )
– Casting my shadow in the road – Jeff Chance ( 1992 )
– Sinners & Saints – George Jones ( 1999 )
– Gonna lay me down beside my memories – Sammi Smith ( 1991 )
– You’re gonna bring back cheatin’ songs – Doug Supernaw ( 1993 )
– How’s the radio know – Aaron Tippin ( 1995 )
– Swing like that – Joel Fry ( 2005 )
– Everybody love Elvis – Tommy Irvin ( 2007 )
– New way to cheat – Dean Holmen ( 2005 )
– High Hopes – David Waddell ( 2004 )
– She’s not from Texas – Bobby Marquez ( 2009 )
– Thunderbird night – Richard Mann ( 2012 )
– How about a shot – Thom Shepherd & Cory Morrow ( 2015 )
– Damn this ol Honky Tonk Down – Kevin Fowler & Deryl Dodd ( 2015 )
– Gimme all the love you got – Dailey & Vincent ( 2017 )
– South of Round Rock , Texas – Dale Watson ( 2018 )
– You known the rest – Dallas Moore ( 2018 )
– The Rose – Darby Sparkman ( 2018 )
– Old flames ( Can’t hold a candle to you ) – Erin Ederlin ( 2019 )
– Your heart – Faram Hale ( 2019 )
– Dive – Few Miles South ( 2019 )
– Many HappyHangovers to you – Beckylin & Her Druthers ( 2020 )
– Since you’ve been in it – Dillon Carmichael ( 2021 )
– The Pill – Tayla Lynn ( 2021 )
– Do they owe us a living – Croy & The Boys ( 2021 )
– I’m going back to the Mountains – The Kody Norris Show ( 2021 )

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