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Love That Country Music July 14

New Podcast ! Love That Country Music July 14 DJ Oscar Martinez

Love That Country Music July 14

Set List:
Sunny Sweeney – Tie Me Up
Natalie Henry – Weed, Wine and Women
David Quinn – Country Fresh
The Shootouts – Anywhere But Here (Feat. Buddy Miller)
Justine Vandergrift – Ain’t What It Ain’t
The Fly Birds – Souvenirs
Brennen Leigh – When Lonely Came To Town
Del Barber – Even God Almighty
Laura Cantrell – Secret Language
William Prince – Only Thing We Need
Alexis Jade – Too Bad To Be True
Golden Promise – What is Left
West of Texas – Foolin’
Rusty Meyers – The Line Dance Call
Zephaniah OHora – Time Won’t Take It’s Time
Willie Nelson – She Called Me Baby
Corb Lund – Road to Las Cruces



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