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Mae Out West November 13, 2025

New Podcast ! Mae Out West November 13 2025 DJ Meghan "Mae" McCoy

Mae Out West November 13,2025

I’m a Lover Not a Fighter

Elton Britt – There’s a Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere
Johnny Wright + Kitty Wells – Hello Vietnam
Merl Lindsay – Stealin’ Sugar
Tune Wranglers – El Rancho Grande (1936)
Jim Reeves – Home (Live)
Merle Haggard – Fighting Side of Me
Bob Wills & Tommy Duncan – Walking in the Shadows of the Blues
Jimmie Revard And His Oklahoma Playboys – Dirty Dog (1936)
The Buckaroos – You’ll Never Miss the Water
Flloyd Tillman with Willie Nelson – Each Night at 9
Wynn Stewart – I’d Rather Have America
Johnny Horton – Battle of New Orleans

Johnny Horton – The Battle Of New Orleans

Stonewall Jackson – Waterloo
Buck Owens – Made in Japan
Deke Dickerson – Aint Got A Pot
Wade Benson Landry – Send me th Pillow That you Dream On
Cowboy Cowpas – Filipino Baby
Curtis Potter – Home in San Anotin
(Big Sandy’s) Fly-Rite Boys – Rosetta
Justin Trevino with Johnny Bush – Pour the Wine
Webb Pierce – Leaning on Everlasting Arms

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