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Really Hot Country April 06

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….

– Mister Hillbilly – Pat Patterson ( 1954 )
– Canada To Tennessee – Freddie Hart ( 1955 )
– A dime and a dollar – Tommy Sands ( 1954 )
– I’ll be here for a life time – Ferlin Husky ( 1955 )
– Honey , honey mine – Hal Lone Pine ( 1953 )
– I won’t give up my husband – Goldie Winn ( 1966 )
– Three days – Ray Baker ( 1962 )
– Gonna get real mean – Basil ( Smitty ) Smith ( 1967 )
– There’s no fool like an old fool – Rink Hardin ( 1964 )
– Are you satisfied – Vince Molina ( 1964 )
– What every woman wants to hear – Claude Gray ( 1972 )
– Two time loser – Johnny Thunders ( 1974 )
– Let it burn – Roosevelt Savannah ( 1974 )
– Ole Truck – Laverne Tripp ( 1973 )
– I’ll cry to that – Johnny Russell ( 1972 )
– Every time around – Early Wynn Salter ( 1985 )
– Going to the rodeo dance – John Grant & The Western Revue ( 1981 )
– Honky tonk hardwood floor – Houston Laseter ( 1981 )
– Bull by the horn – Tex Thurman ( 1986 )
– Harvey Harrington The IV – Terry Lee Clark ( 1980 )

– Wishes – Lari White ( 1994 )
– Keep what you – Jimmy Cannon ( 1993 )
– That never stopped me – Holly Dunn ( 1997 )
– After me , after you – G Thomas ( 1993 ) Norway
– Long time gone – Jann Browne ( 1995 )
– Just an old man with and old song – James Hand ( 2006 )
– Finally over you – Joel Fry ( 2005 )
– Warmth of the wine – Randy Brown ( 2007 )
– You ain’t no Hank – Richie Allbright ( 2009 )
– Let me dream – Tim Watson & Black Creek ( 2000 )
– Heart broken Honky tonk Queen – Will Banister ( 2012 )
– World goes round – Wynn Varble ( 2013 )
– Too Much is never enough – AJ Hoobs ( 2017 )
– Honky Tonk Blues – A-11 ( 2017 ) Norway
– When my conscience takes over – Dennis Hromek ( 2018 )
– Heaven Tonight – Derek Ryan ( 2017 ) Ireland
– Get on home boy – Donna Ulisse ( 2019 )
– The Porch – Donny Hammond ( 2019 )
– Misery’s embrace – Jim Lauderdale ( 2020 )
– Get a little gonner – Joel Hofmann & Bill Kirchen ( 2020 )

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