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Love That Country Music March 31
DJ Oscar Martinez
Love That Country Music March 31
Love That Country Music March 31
Set List:
Rodney Crowell – Everything At Once (feat. Jeff Tweedy)
JD Clayton – Heartaches After Heartbreak
Suzannah – Better at Leaving (Than Saying Goodbye)
Matt Hillyer – Glorieta
Starlett & Big John – Slowly Let Me Down
Atwater Collective – Blue Ridge Prelude-Blue Ridge Parkway
Old Californio – Maybe It’s Time
Drop Dead Dangerous – The Heart of This Small Town
Mackenzie Roark – Sweet Thing
J. Jeffrey Messerole – Henrietta Queen of the Highway
Zachariah Malachi – Again, I Get To Missin’ You
Dallas Wayne – Tips Of My Fingers
Hackensaw Boys – My Turn
Brit Taylor – Ain’t a Hard Livin’
Willie Nelson – We’re Not Happy (Till You’re Not Happy)
Wolf Willow – An Old Guitar & A Shooting Star
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