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Love That Country Music February 24

Love That Country Music February 24 Set List: Chester Charles Carmer - Midnight in Ashford A.M. Merker - That's All Hogslop String Band - Lowborn Man Jesse Dayne &...

Eddy Arnold – One Kiss Too Many

Eddy Arnold - One Kiss Too Many, is a song written by Eddy Arnold, Steve Nelson and Ed Nelson Jr. The song was first...

Western Swing Time February 23

Western Swing Time February 23 ! Randy "Tex" Hill Cowtown Society of Western Music "2016 DJ of the Year;" 2015 AWA Top Ten DJ's;...

Elvis Presley – I Was the One

Elvis Presley - I Was the One, is a song by Elvis Presley, written by Aaron Schroeder, Bill Peppers, Claude Demetrius and Hal Blair. Presley...

Crystal Gayle – Straight to the Heart

Crystal Gayle - Straight to the Heart, is a song written by Terry Britten and Graham Lyle, and recorded by American country music artist...

Ronnie Milsap – How Do I Turn You On

Ronnie Milsap - How Do I Turn You On, is a song written by Mike Reid and Robert Byrne, and recorded by the American...

Western Music Time (15-19 Feb 2023)

Western Music Time (15-19 Feb 2023) Opening theme A Tip of the ol' Stetson to some of the 2022 inductees into the Western Music Hall of...

Wynonna – No One Else on Earth

Wynonna - No One Else on Earth, is a song written by Jill Colucci, Stewart Harris and Sam Lorber, performed by American country music...

Collin Raye – In This Life

Collin Raye - In This Life: A Timeless Country Music Classic If you've ever listened to a song that makes you reflect on life, love,...

John Fusco – Borderlands

John Fusco - Borderlands, The press release uses phrases like “cinematic storytelling” and “hard-bitten grit” with “vivid imagery and an overarching narrative.” John Fusco...

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Gene Autry – Don’t Live a Lie

Gene Autry and Johnny Bond’s 1945 song turns wounded pride into a tender plea for another chance. Discover the original Columbia recording and its No. 4 country chart peak.

Western Swing Time November 04, 2026

Western Swing Time November 04, 2026 Randy “Tex” Hill, is the creator and host of Western Swing Time Radio. A professional musician for over 40 years, Randy started playing drums as a young boy growing up on a central Texas farm approximately 30 miles southf Austin. During that...

Kerry Fearon – Boots ’n’ Roots | Review by Rick Huff

Rick Huff reviews Kerry Fearon’s Boots ’n’ Roots, a nine-song collection with country swing, boogie swing and honky-tonk warmth.

46. Owen Wister – Get Along, Little Dogies (1893)

No. 46: the traditional cowboy song documented in Owen Wister’s 1893 journal, its cattle-trail meaning, and the difference between preserving a song and writing it.

46. Roy Acuff – Wabash Cannonball (1936)

No. 46: the story behind Roy Acuff’s 1936 recording of “Wabash Cannonball,” its original lead singer, and its enduring place in classic country music.

John Michael Montgomery – The Little Girl

John Michael Montgomery’s “The Little Girl” begins with a child living through fear and ends with an image of comfort. Its final revelation gives the earlier verses a different meaning. Released by Atlantic in August 2000, the song brought Montgomery back to the top of the country...

Western Music Time (28 Oct- Halloween 2026)

Western Music Time (28 Oct- Halloween 2026) Movie Music from Roy, Gene & the Pioneerss Opening theme Roy Rogers film, Ridin’ Down the Canyon (’42) Sagebrush Symphony - Sons of the Pioneers Blue Prairie - Sons of the Pioneers Curly Joe from Idaho - Sons of the Pioneers fea Pat Brady Ridin’ Down the...

Alan Jackson – Where I Come From

The story of Alan Jackson’s Where I Come From: its Southern roots, original album, Keith Stegall’s production, and three weeks at country No. 1.

Willie Nelson – City of New Orleans

The story of Willie Nelson’s City of New Orleans: Steve Goodman’s railroad song, the 1984 country No. 1, original covers, and its songwriting Grammy.

Jerry Reed – Sugar Foot Rag

Discover Jerry Reed’s Sugar Foot Rag: the original 1979 RCA single, Hank Garland and Vaughn Horton’s song, its No. 12 peak, and the 1980 album.

The Mavericks – What a Crying Shame

Explore The Mavericks’ What a Crying Shame: Raul Malo and Kostas’ song, its 1993 single release, No. 25 country peak, and the 1994 album.

Jimmie Rodgers – Lullaby Yodel

Discover Jimmie Rodgers’ Lullaby Yodel: its November 2, 1928 release, Elsie McWilliams’ songwriting credit, and the story of a father missing his child.