New Podcast !
La Noche Del Cazador #1
by Juanmi "The Hunter"
La Noche Del Cazador #1
La Noche Del Cazador #1
La Noche Del Cazador #1
Welcome back to «La Noche Del Cazador»
This first podcast marks the return of the show after a 16-year hiatus. After much consideration and a few failed attempts to get back on the airwaves, I’ve decided to bring it back as a podcast. This first episode was recorded in 2023, so you may notice a few things that sound a bit out of place.
In this episode, you’ll hear music from:
Alan Cassaro
Linda Gail Lewis
The Everly Brothers
Larry Trider
Trevor Lake
Dry Riverbed Trio
Don Cavalli
Flamingo Tours
Raunchy
Bill Vaughn
Chris Farlow & The Thunderbirds
Johnny Copeland
Full Time Fools
Jay & The Americans
I hope you enjoy the show!
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Earl Thomas Conley - That Was a Close One: The Story Behind a Classic Hit
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Stan Hitchcock's 'She's Looking Good': A Song for Every Occasion
Introduction
If you're a fan of classic country music, you've probably heard of Stan Hitchcock's hit song "She's Looking Good." This song was released in June 1967 and quickly became a fan favorite. In this article, we'll take a...
"The Other Woman" was recorded at the Columbia Recording Studio on January 9, 1963. Located in Nashville, Tennessee, the session was produced by renowned country music producer Owen Bradley. Also included on the session was background vocal group The Jordanaires.
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Unveiling the Heartfelt Tale of Carl Butler and Pearl's "Loving Arms"
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Bob Wills - Silver Dew on the Blue Grass Tonight: The Western Swing Classic
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Recorded in 1945,...