Set List:
Holm & Tanz – A Dozen Roses
Kiely Connell – Calumet Queen
Tim Emmons – Carrot On A String
Jenny Marie McAdams – Drive
Angela Autumn – Sowin’ Seeds
Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway – Crooked Tree
Sara O’Connor – Sleepwalking
Steele Creek – Come On Home
Erick Brace & Last Train Home – Lily Of The Day
Zach Schmidt – You’re Still On My Mind
Last Birds – Worry About It
Geoffrey Miller – Haunted Home
Pineola – Black River Blues
Bo DePeña – El Camino Lounge
Jeff Hughes and Chaparral – Mexican Sky
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It was originally recorded by George Jones, whose version peaked at #5 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart in 1972.
B-side "Man Worth Loving You"
Released October 1972
Genre Country
Label Epic
Songwriter Norro Wilson George Richey
Producer Billy Sherrill
GRAND OE OPRY
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