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Razzy Bailey – Loving Up a Storm

Razzy Bailey - Loving Up a Storm, is a song written by Johnny Slate and Danny Morrison, and recorded by American country music artist...

Phoebe White – UnXpected

Phoebe White - UnXpected, The speed yodeling phenom Phoebe White recorded this CD at the tender age of twelve! Recently turned thirteen, she proceeded...

The Ernest Tubb Show #82

The year 1965 was a good year for country music legend, Ernest Tubb. His band, The Texas Troubadours was known far and wide as...

Western Music Time (2-5 July 2025)

Western Music Time (2-5 July 2025) 5 Favorite Singing Groups appearing in Western Films Opening theme Sons of the Pioneers (appeared with Western stars: Charles Starrett, Dick...

Don Williams – Some Broken Hearts Never Mend

Don Williams - Some Broken Hearts Never Mend: A Timeless Classic of Country Music Are you a fan of country music? If so, you've probably...

Waylon Jennings – Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way

Waylon Jennings - Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way Are you curious about the story behind "Waylon Jennings - Are You Sure Hank...

Swinging Country May 11

Swinging Country May 11 10: AM- 12: PM CDT USA 🇺🇸 @ KSSLFM.COM Guest Mae McCoy & Justin Trevino World Radio Album Premiere and Mother’s Day...

Swinging Country July 27

Swinging Country July 27, Honoring The Cowboy On The National Day of the Cowboy on Billy Bowles Swinging Country 10: AM 11: PM CDT @...

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...

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.

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...

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.

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