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Love That Country Music March 03

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New Podcast ! Love That Country Music March 03 DJ Oscar Martinez

Love That Country Music March 03
Love That Country Music March 03

Love That Country Music March 03

Set List:
Gabe Lee – Wide Open
Alexis Jade – Return to Sender
The Americans – What I Would Do
JD Clayton – Different Kind of Simple Life
Damn Tall Buildings – Quietly Heartbreaking
JD Souther & Linda Ronstadt – Hearts Against The Wind
Tapestri – Crazy, Crazy Times
J.R. Rund – What You Thought
Ricky Espinoza – Life Goes On Time Slips Away
Nathan Schmidt – A Changin’ of the Seasons
Isaac Hoskins – My Memory
The Broken Spokes – Bigger Fool
Brooks and Bowskill – Don’t Leave Me Now
Theo Lawrence – The Universe Is Winding Down
Sam Platts And The Plainsmen – You Cared Enough to Lie
Melissa Carper – I Don’t Need to Cry



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