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Really Hot Country April 20

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….

– Moanin’ the blues – Marty Robbins ( 1957 )
– The bottle or me – Connie Hall ( 1959 )
– Satan’s daughter – Gene Davis ( 1956 )
– Fallen Angel – Skeets McDonald ( 1956 )
– Louisiana Lucy – Johnny Bond ( 1952 )
– Do-Die – Bobby Austin ( 1967 )
– Down to my last cigarette – Billy Walker ( 1964 )
– Truck driver’s Queen – Charlie Moore & Bill Napier ( 1963 )
– A lonely old fool – Harold Casner ( 1960 )
– A girl named Harry – Joni Credit ( 1969 )
– Highway Fever – Slim Dusty ( 1978 ) Australia
– Let me kiss you one more time – Gary Dawson ( 1974 )
– Back in your arms again – Johnny Bush ( 1972 )
– Just a man – Tony Booth ( 1972 )
– Watch her go – Leona Williams ( 1970 )
– I’m fallin’ in something – Ben Sanders ( 1988 )
– My Ex wife’s heart – Terry Lee Stacey ( 1988 )
– A hangout for your memory – Roger Bowling ( 1980 )
– I’m to blame – Jim Olivier ( 1981 )
– Diamonds Trinkets – Linda Hart ( 1981 )
– Killin’ Time – Clint Black ( 1989 )
– The Game is the same – Clinton Gregory ( 1992 )
– Better things to do – Terry Clark ( 1995 ) Canada
– Till the cows come home – Clay Walker ( 1994 )




– Nowhere isn’t lonely – The Plowboys ( 1992 )
– These arms – Dwight Yoakam ( 1997 )
– I’d live for you – Daryle Singletary ( 1998 )
– Face in the crowd – Paul Pace ( 2003 )
– Down on my luck – Jerry Kilgore ( 2008 )
– Midnight’s murder on me – John Conlee ( 2006 )
– Between the whiskey and the wine – Miss Leslie & The Juke-Jointers ( 2008 )
– All Wants a Honky Tonk – Sarah Gayle Meech ( 2012 )
– Gold Digger – Steel Audrey ( 2014 ) Canada
– Queen of the honky tonk – The Bakersfield Glee Club ( 2014 ) Australia
– Walk Alone John – The Country Club ( 2014 )
– Old songs like that – Dillon Carmichael ( 2017 )
– Chip and chair – Donny Lee ( 2017 )
– Once around – Doug Brewin & Late Nite Rodeo ( 2017 )
– I’m talkin’ about you – Southwest Biscuit Company ( 2019 )
– I hear you Knockin’ – Susie Blue & The Lonesome Fellas ( 2020 )
– New Beginnings – Bobby Dove ( 2021 ) Canada
– Texas Is Where I Need to be – Bobby Mackey ( 2021 )
– One Way To Swing – Carlos Washington & Steel Horses ( 2021 )
– The Rain – Dallas Moore ( 2021)

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