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Love That Country Music April 28
DJ Oscar Martinez
Love That Country Music April 28
Love That Country Music April 28
Set List:
Lance Roark – Hard Road to Hold
Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives – Sitting Alone
Brothers Osborne – You Can’t Judge a Book
Justine Vandergrift – When I Get Tired (Of Trying to Read Your Mind)
The Fly Birds – Doesn’t Have to Be This Way
Jesco Payne & the Painkillers – Smoky Mountain Girl
Eagle & The Wolf – Two Lovers
Steve Earle & The Dukes – Mr. Bojangles
Sunny Sweeney and Jamie Lin Wilson – Red Dirt Girl
Taylor Kingman – Heaven Ain’t Hiding
The Tender Things – Pale Blue
Robert Creelman & Crossroad – Waltz at Midnight
Zakk Grandahl – Loneliest Part Of The Day
Ags Connolly – I Hope You’re Unhappy
The Whitmore Sisters – The Ballad of Sissy & Porter
Early James – Real Low Down feat. Sierra Ferrell
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Marty Robbins - Singing The Blues: Delving into a Country Classic
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Unraveling "Rollin' Rig":
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The Story Behind the Song
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