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Really Hot Country February 16

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….

– Nobody’s lonesome for me – Hank Williams ( 1951 )
– What’s the matter with the mill – Moon Mullican ( 1954 )
– Don’t trade your love for gold – Orval Prophet ( 1952 ) Canada
– I did and I does and I do – Eddie Hill ( 1954 )
– I love you honey – Patsy Cline ( 1956 )
– Are you trying to tell me goodbye – Perk Williams ( 1961 )
– Daddy’s dead – Earl scott ( 1967 )
– Put me back together again – Bobby Austin ( 1962 )
– Kiss and the keys – Red Sovine ( 1965 )
– Big Mack – Kay Adams ( 1966 )
– I won’t cry anymore – Ann Reno & The Night Riders ( 1972 )
– Honky Tonk Music – Johnny Lee ( 1979 )
– Marriage has ruined more good love affairs – Jan Howard ( 1971 )
– Broken down and alone – Ronny Robbins ( 1974 )
– It’s bigger and better in Texas – Gary Van ( 1976 )
– Good ole country music days are here – Eddie LeDuc ( 1982 )
– Wicked Witches – Sonny Leblanc ( 1982 )
– Lonely woman love the lonely man – Billy Larkin ( 1980 )
– Heartache remover – Ray Lansbery ( 1981 )
– I love the ladies of the night – Johnny Blankenship ( 1984 )
– Twice the speed of love – Buck Owens ( 1991 )
– Teardrops – George Ducas ( 1994 )
– Let’s start livin’ – Gil Grand ( 1999 ) Canada

– A thousand times – Stacy Dean Campbell ( 1992 )
– Never look back – Randy Houser ( 2001 )
– Two things – Roger Wallace ( 2002 )
– Let’s stop right where we are – John Cody Carter ( 2004 )
– El dorado saddle – Travis Sinclair ( 2004 ) Australia
– I met a friend of yours today – Waylon Pierce ( 2014 )
– How far is heaven – The Whites ( 2016 )
– Adios Angelina – Wynn Varble ( 2017 )
– In the gutter again – Hellbound Glory ( 2010 )
– High time – Brandon Jenkins ( 2018 )
– I want to stroll over heaven with you – Bruce Reimer & The White Stone Band ( 2017 ) Canada
– Waltz in the Wyoming wind – Buffalo Bill Boycott ( 2018 )
– Paint the town – CC Cooper ( 2017 ) Ireland
– Hard Livin’ – Chris Stapleton ( 2017 )
– Trailer park avenue – Dallas Rogers ( 2019 )
– Ten City blues – Danny Romero ( 2019 )
– Hot mama blues – Dan Whitaker & The ShineBenders ( 2019 )
– Reese’s old store – Gary Benett ( 2020 )
– Fools game – Kendall Shaffer ( 2020 )
– ToughTimes , hard luck – Joe Stamm Band ( 2020 )
– Sea stories – Sturgill Simpson ( 2020 )
– Full-time fool – The Stateline Band ( 2020 )

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