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Really Hot Country April 13

Really Hot Country ,DJ Miquel Batlle Garriga

Really Hot Country

DJ Miquel Batlle Garriga

mbatllegarriga@gmail.com

KWC Americana Radio Station

Hi buddies , we started new week , with another trip through the decades of country music , from 50’s to the present , take care friends….

– The Blues Come Around – Hank Williams ( 1950 )
– Twice The Lovin’ ( In Half Time ) – Jean Shepard ( 1953 )
– Drifting Texas Sand – Webb Pierce ( 1951 )
– Just Like Taking Candy From a Baby – Wade Ray ( 1951 )
– There Might’ve been a love song – Tommy Spurlin ( 1956 )
– Tracker’s Ramble – Tommy Hill’s & The String Band ( 1965 )
– Motorcycle Bill – The Willis Brothers ( 1968 )
– Ride Buddy Ride – Urel Albert ( 1969 )
– Our Side – Van Trevor ( 1966 )
– Your Steppin’ Stone – Virgil Warner ( 1969 )
– Tryin’ Like The Devil – James Taley ( 1976 )
– Who’ll turn out the lights ( in your world tonight ) – Jan Freeman ( 1976 )
– Thinkin’ bout leavin – Wilton O’Neal ( 1974 )
– I love It ( When You Love all Over Me) – Wayne Kemp ( 1977 )
– Local Club – Wayne Allen ( 1978 )
– Half Drink Away From Being A Fool – Wilbur Lee Martin ( 1982 )
– Killer Trucker – Truman Lankford ( 1980 )
– How could you do what you did last night – Truck Shackley & The Texas Critters ( 1982 )
– House of Glass – Tommy Thompson & Swingin Country ( 1988 )
– Where ‘d Ya Stay Last Night – Tommy St. John ( 1983 )
– Nowhere isn’t lonely – The Plowboys ( 1992 )
– Congratulations – The Kickshicker Band ( 1997 )
– Pioneers – The Family Brown ( 1990 ) Canada
– Work Song – The Corbin & Hanner Band ( 1990 )
– If your heart ain’t busy tonight – Tanya Tucker ( 1992 )
– Carmelita – Steve Wariner ( 2003 )
– Houston Bound – John Cody Carter ( 2004 )
– Seed left in a barn – Mary Kilroy ( 2006 )
– Rodeo Cowboy Association – Mike Anderson ( 2007 )
– Southbound to Bakersfield – Less Alexander ( 2002 )
– Just Like Me – T’Monde Band ( 2015 )
– Sometimes – The Roys ( 2014 )
– Six Pack of Heartache – The Merles ( 2017 )
– Texas Hill Country – Max Flinn ( 2017 )
– One MoreHonky Tonk Song – Steve Stewart ( 2017 )
– Country Singers Dream – Jimmy Lee ( 2018 )
– If you ever think of me – Troy Cassar Daley ( 2018 ) Australia
– Born on a Honky Tonk Night – Chris Moreau ( 2019 )
– Highway Shine – Vincent Neil Emerson ( 2019 )
– Cold Beer & Country Music – Mark Willenborg ( 2020 )
– Joseph Hill – Sean Burns & Lost Country ( 2020 ) Canada
– Honky Tonk Confessions – Mickey Lamantia ( 2021 )
– Too Down To Get Drunk – Abby Hollander Band ( 2021 )
– Ramblin’ Fever – Adam Harvey & Lee Kernaghan ( 2021 ) Australia
– Hallways of My Mind – Aaron Tanner ( 2021 )

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