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Really Hot Country March 16

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….




– You’ve gotta have a heartbreak – Bob Gallion ( 1956 )
– The devil made a masterpiece – Johnny Horton ( 1954 )
– Counterfeit kisses – Ernest Tubb ( 1953 )
– Everything will be all right – Johnny Nelms ( 1956 )
– I’ve got a right to know – Jimmy Dallas ( 1956 )
– Down too many roads – Wes Buchanan ( 1967 )
– You’re not the first girl – Lonnie Barron ( 1963 )
– I like honky tonk songs – Lee Harmon ( 1969 )
– I’m the man – Bobby Helms ( 1965 )
– Making my plans – Connie Hall ( 1966 )
– Cross-eyed Annie – Roger Rainy ( 1975 )
– I’ll never let you go little darling – Pappy Tipton ( 1974 )
– Just inside your arms – Tommy Sea ( 1971 )
– George Jones is still the best – Ken Scott ( 1977 )
– They’re not raindrops – Betty Amos ( 1970 )
– Texas proud – Curtis Potter ( 1981 )
– If your memory served me right – Burbank Station ( 1985 )
– Highest paid fool in town – Billy Cole ( 1985 )
– Whiskey woman – Jim Williams ( 1985 )
– I’m down to my last cigarette – K.D Lang ( 1988 ) Canada
– I’ve got to pull myself together ( before I fall apart ) – Dick Morris ( 1991 )
– Don’t stop in my world ( if you don’t mean to stay ) – Lorrie Morgan ( 1996 )
– My way or the highway – Debra Dudley ( 1990 )




– Medicine Man – Bunnie Mills ( 1991 )
– Long way down – Lacy J. Dalton ( 1990 )
– Two-steppin’ fool – Adam Harvey ( 2001 ) Australia
– King of the thrift store cowboys – Kevin Bandford ( 2000 )
– Long distance love – Ed Burleson ( 2007 )
– Ain’t got one honky tonk – Jerry Kilgore ( 2008 )
– Good times – Justin High ( 2005 )
– Lovin’s what I do best – Kenyon Lockry ( 2012 )
– Down the trail to San Antone – Kristyn Harris ( 2015 )
– Take me off the self – Laura Benitez & The Heartache ( 2015 )
– Highway 59 – Randy Moore ( 2016 )
– Good luck with that – Randy Rogers & Wade Bowen ( 2015 )
– You got an App for that ? – Creed Fisher ( 2018 )
– Motel Matches – Crying Time ( 2018 )
– Mr. Honky Tonk – Dallas Moore ( 2018 )
– The good life is gonna kill me someday – Derelicts of Grace ( 2019 )
– Jackson – Dick Jr. & The Volunteers ( 2019 )
– Liquid vacation – Honky Tonk Special ( 2020 )
– Jonesin for Jones – Jeffery Allen Imler ( 2020 )
– Beer makes you lean – Adam Warner ( 2021 )
– I want to loved ( but only by you ) – Alan Bibey & Grasstowne ( 2021 )
– Anyhow I love you – Darci Carlson & Jeff Crosby ( 2021 )





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