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Really Hot Country February 02

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….

– Honkey -Tonkin – Western Playboys ( 1955 )
– Too many taverns – King Sterling & His Blue Grass Melody ( 1956 )
– I’m different – Frank Evans ( 1956 )
– I’m a hillbilly at heart – Gene Dunn ( 1955 )
– Hard- hearted you and chicken hearted me – Zeb Turner ( 1950 )
– Smaller than the bottle – Joe Sanders ( 1969 )
– The fool is loose again – Jim Russell ( 1968 )
– Fifty a week – Jim Alley ( 1966 )
– Skid Row – Mel Grubbs ( 1964 )
– Gotta get you from that crowd – Skeets McDonald ( 1962 )
– Things aren’t funny anymore – Merle Haggard & The Strangers ( 1974 )
– Bob all the plaboys and me – Dorsey Burnette & Sound Company ( 1974 )
– One run for the roses – Narvel Felts ( 1978 )
– That’s country – Roy Acuff ( 1975 )
– Standing next to you – Joe Douglas ( 1980 )
– Garage sale today – George Jones ( 1980 )
– After Texas – Bud Brewer ( 1984 )
– Too many two timing lies – David Bullard & Angela Wire ( 1980 )
– Broken hearted surgery – Roy Clark ( 1982 )
– Let me be everything to you – Steve Hill ( 1995 )
– Don’t Stop count the memories – Dawnett Faucett ( 1990 )
– Southern belles – James House ( 1990 )
– Fiddle patch – Bobby Hicks ( 1998 )
– The bucks start here – Robbie Fulks ( 1996 )

– I’m so broke – Joel Fry ( 2005 )
– If you’re waiting on me – Karen Collins ( 2004 )
– Let me sing – Arkey Blue ( 2003 )
– What I’m looking for – LeNaye Pearson ( 2002 )
– The tracks you left on me – Neville Anderson ( 2003 ) Australia
– A real good year for beer – Chris Reeves ( 2011 )
– Driving along on 18 wheels – Chris Sprague ( 2011 )
– Bartender blues – Adam Harvey & Lyn Bowtel ( 2015 ) Australia
– Over Fort Worth – Case Hardin ( 2016 )
– The afterwife – Clifton Brown ( 2016 )
– No one dear but you – Caleb Klauder & Reeb Willms ( 2016 )
– Deaf dumb and blind – A- 11 ( 2017 ) Norway
– I suppose – Ags Connolly ( 2017 ) England
– That ain’t the country – Austin McCutchen ( 2018 )
– Holding on the some – Billy Keeble ( 2018 )
– Heart to heart talk – Billy Mata & The Texas Tradition ( 2017 )
– A few old memories – Jeff Scroggins & Colorado ( 2019 )
– Ramblin man this days – Jesse & The Medicine Men ( 2019 )
– Broken hearts breaks – Brit Taylor ( 2020 )
– Crying drunk – The Cornell Hurd Band ( 2020 )
– I wouldn’t count on it – Cory Grinder & The Playboy Scouts ( 2020 )
– If we’re gonna kill each other – Dallas Moore & Billy Don Burns ( 2020 )

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