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Doyle Holly – Gathering Dust

Doyle Holly - Gathering Dust: A Classic Country Song Are you a fan of classic country music? If so, you've probably heard of Doyle Holly...

Del Reeves – The Private

Del Reeves - The Private: A Classic Country Song If you're a fan of classic country music, you've probably heard of Del Reeves. He was...

Eric Diamond – All Of Me

Eric Diamond - All Of Me Premiered on KSSL in Lubbock, this one has gone on to garner worldwide airplay. And why not? Sweet combo...

Western Swing Time November 08

Western Swing Time November 08 ! Randy “Tex” Hill, is the creator and host of Western Swing Time Radio. A professional musician for over 40...

Big Texas Country and Western Swing Show November 07

Big Texas Country and Western Swing Show November 07 Throughout his Award winning career, Dave has gained the respect of his peers while mesmerizing audiences...

Don Rich – Hello California

Don Rich - Hello California: A Classic Country Tune Are you a fan of classic country music? If so, you've probably heard of Don Rich...

Carl Smith – Hey Joe!

Carl Smith - Hey Joe: A Classic Country Hit If you're a fan of country music, you've probably heard of Carl Smith and his classic...

Western Music Time (1-5 Nov 2023)

Western Music Time (1-5 Nov 2023) Opening theme Special Hank Snow Texas Plains - Hank Snow (1965) The Texas Cowboy - Hank Snow (1939) Cool Water - Hank Snow...

Kitty Wells – Your Wild Life’s Gonna Get You Down

Introduction: Are you ready to dive into the world of timeless country music and uncover the hidden gems that shaped the genre? If you're curious...

Swinging Country November 04

Swinging Country November 04 10: AM- 12: PM CDT USA 🇺🇸 @ KSSLFM.COM Howdy To ALL Y'ALL WOW What a show Instore for you this week!...

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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...

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.