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Love That Country Music June 16

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New Podcast ! Love That Country Music June 16 DJ Oscar Martinez

Love That Country Music June 16
Love That Country Music June 16

Love That Country Music June 16

Set List:
Ray Wylie Hubbard – Texas Wild Side (ft. The Last Bandoleros)
Jesse Jennings – Moonshine
Sophie & The Broken Things – Heavy Metal
Brandon Brindley – Merle
Starlett & Big John – My Brown Eyed Darling
Junior Sisk – The Lonely Side of Goodbye
Brooke Harvey – Wildflower
Luke Powers – Jenny Lee
Flatland Cavalry – Parallel feat. Ashely Monroe
Dylan Earl – White Painted Trees
Laura Mae Socks – A Few Old Memories
Joshua Hedley – Down To My Last Lie
Amy Jae – Whiskey Well
Al Grant & Glen Flynn – Pop a Top
Sam Bidwell – I Don’t Want To Go Home
Carolyn Kendrick – Walker Clay



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