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Love That Country Music July 28

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New Podcast ! Love That Country Music July 28 DJ Oscar Martinez

Love That Country Music July 28
Love That Country Music July 28

Love That Country Music July 28

Set List:
Evan Charles – Time To Move On
Florry – Drunk and High
Son Volt – Beautiful Texas Sunshine
Chloe & the Steel Strings – Don’t You Worry
Nicholas Jamerson – Hang On
Dogwood Brothers – No Time to Fight
Leroy From the North – Laid Off
The Yearlings – Downtown
Lucinda Williams – Last Call for the Truth
Matt Ward and Taasha Coates – Two To Tango
Karen Collins & The Backroads Band – Wedding Dress
Erin Enderlin – Not Enough Tequila
Gas Money – High Water
Rodney Rice – Rabbit Ears Motel
Casey James Prestwood – Out of Place featuring Sierra Ferrell
Brayden Williamson – I Wanna Go To Mexico City



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