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Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton – The Last Thing on My Mind

Unlocking the Melodies: Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton - The Last Thing on My Mind Ever found yourself lost in the captivating world of country...

Western Music Time (20-26 Dec 2023)

Western Music Time (20-26 Dec 2023) CHRISTMAS Show Opening theme Cowboy Christmas – Mel Tormé hosting the Sons of the Pioneers Merry Bunkhouse Christmas – Sisters of the...

Waylon Jennings And Jessi Colter – Suspicious Minds

Waylon Jennings And Jessi Colter - Suspicious Minds Are you curious about the iconic duet "Waylon Jennings And Jessi Colter - Suspicious Minds"? This timeless...

Eddy Arnold – A Heart Full of Love (For a Handful of Kisses)

 Arnold - A Heart Full of Love: A Timeless Country Classic Are you ready to dive into the heartwarming world of country music? Let's unravel...

Johnny Cash y June Carter Cash – If I Were a Carpenter

Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash - If I Were a Carpenter Are you curious about the timeless duet "If I Were a Carpenter" by...

Patsy Cline – When I Get Thru with You

Patsy Cline - When I Get Thru with You Howdy, y'all! Today, we're diving into the timeless classic "When I Get Thru with You" by...

Swinging Country December 23

Swinging Country December 23 10: AM- 12: PM CDT USA 🇺🇸 @ KSSLFM.COM Artist Featured on this episode include Hallmark Chuck Cusimano, Steve Markwardt, Gary P....

Tim McGraw – Everywhere

Unveiling the Heartfelt Journey in Tim McGraw's "Everywhere" Welcome, country music enthusiasts! Today, we embark on a melodic journey as we unravel the soulful masterpiece...

George Ray Russell – Wrangler Of Rhymes Vol. Two

George Ray Russell - Wrangler Of Rhymes Vol. Two In a melodic and smoky tenor voice with guitar, harmonica and bass accompaniment George Ray...

Tex Ritter – I’m Wastin’ My Tears On You

Tex Ritter - I'm Wastin' My Tears On You Tex Ritter's timeless song "I'm Wastin' My Tears On You" is a classic in the world...

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Gene Watson – Drinkin’ My Way Back Home (1983)

Gene Watson – Drinkin’ My Way Back Home catches the restless side of traditional country: a man on the move, trouble behind him, and someone waiting at the end of the road. Released during Watson’s MCA years, it trades the stillness of a heartbreak ballad for an...

Ricky Van Shelton – Statue of a Fool (1989)

Ricky Van Shelton – Statue of a Fool brings a grand country ballad into the late 1980s without losing its old-fashioned heartache. The song had already been a hit for Jack Greene, but Shelton’s commanding voice gave its central image fresh weight: a monument to a man...

George Strait – Overnight Success (1989)

A title like “Overnight Success” sounds like a celebration. George Strait turns it into something far more painful: a man measuring how quickly someone he loves has broken his heart. The contrast gives this late-1980s country recording its sting, and Strait never needs to raise his voice...

47. Bobbie Gentry – Ode to Billie Joe (1967)

No. 47 in our Best Country Songs countdown, Bobbie Gentry – “Ode to Billie Joe” (1967) turns a family meal into unforgettable Southern storytelling. What if the most unsettling part of a tragedy is the conversation that follows it? Bobbie Gentry – Ode to Billie Joe draws listeners...

47. Cool White – Buffalo Gals (Will You Come Out Tonight) (1844)

“Buffalo Gals (Will You Come Out Tonight)” turns a simple invitation to dance into a chorus that travels easily from one generation to the next. At No. 47 in our Best Western countdown, we look back to the 1844 publication credited to Cool White—and to a history...

Buck Owens – Big Game Hunter

Buck Owens – Big Game Hunter sounds like a trip into the wilderness. Instead, Buck takes us somewhere much closer to home: the living room, where a football fan has more important plans than fixing anything around the house. The joke is simple, but his brisk delivery...

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...