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Really Hot Country Dec 02 ,DJ Miquel Batlle Garriga

Really Hot Country

DJ Miquel Batlle Garriga

mbatllegarriga@gmail.com

KWC Americana Radio Station

Punctual to the weekly appointment, another trip through the decades of country music from the 50’s, to the present, more than 40 shots of real country music … i hope you like it …. enjoy it.



– Hearts entwined – Bozo Darnell ( 1959 )
– My tears are a measure – Rudy Gaddis ( 1955 )
– You drove me to the honky tonks – Johnny Swendel ( 1958 )
– Bright lights in your heaven – Tommy Hill ( 1954 )
– I know you do – Justin Tubb ( 1959 )
– The same eyes that drove me crazy – The Mercey Brothers ( 1968 ) Canada
– Come on in – Porter Wagoner ( 1963 )
– I still believe in love – Jan Howard ( 1968 )
– Slice of life – Brenda Carter ( 1969 )
– Lonely man – Norville Dollar ( 1968 )
– Cajun fiddle – Tokyo Matsu ( 1975 ) Japan
– Out of control – The Last Mile Ramblers ( 1974 )
– I wanta sing – George Jones ( 1977 )
– Star studded nights – Ed Bruce ( 1977 )
– I can feel love – Linda Calhun ( 1979 )
– Austin where it all began – Arnie Rue ( 1981 )
– Next exit out of love – Rod Rishard ( 1983 )
– Ragtime redneck boy – Johnny Paycheck ( 1987 )
– Old kind of love – Ricky Skaggs ( 1988 )
– Wicked ways – Patty Loveless ( 1986 )
– I quit lyin’ in 1986 – Pirates of Mississippi ( 1993 )
– When the lights are low – Lari White ( 1993 )
– Wake up and smell the whiskey – Brett James ( 1995 )
– Hagin’ out – Chris Wall ( 1991 )




– Lone star state of mind – Don Williams ( 1992 )
– So long Texas , hello Mexico !! – Johnny Tex & The Texicans ( 2007 )
– Cadillac tears – Kevin Denney ( 2001 )
– If only you knew – Jerry Schmitt ( 2008 )
– There’s a lot of folks like me – Brent Allen ( 2007 )
– Brand new girlfriend – Jeffrey Steele ( 2007 )
– Go back to stillwater – Rosie & The Ramblers ( 2014 )
– Moving to the country – Sammy Guns ( 2016 )
– Get it over – Sarah Gayle Meech ( 2015 )
– You make me live again – Country Jim Sloan ( 2017 )
– Nick’s bar & grill – Countryside Ride ( 2018 )
– Sittin’ in a bar – Gordie MacKeeman & Rhythm Boys ( 2019 ) Canada
– Cowboy Hall of fame – Greg Hager ( 2019 )
– I drink because of you – Happy Sally ( 2019 )
– A thousand good nights – Sussie Blue & The Lonesome Fellas ( 2020 )
– For cryin’ out loud – Alicia Summers McLeod ( 2020 )
– Whiskey drunk – Alison Self ( 2020 )
– Tearin’ down the moon – American Long Spurs ( 2020 )
– I ain’t home – Andrea & Mud ( 2020 )
– Nashville superstar – Anthony Billups ( 2020 )
– Home Sweet Texas – Bret Mullins ( 2020 )





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