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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….

Special 2021 !!!
– Looking at the moon wishing on a star – Charline Arthur ( 1950 )
– Grinnin’ like a possum – Boots Faye & Idaho Call ( 1951 )
– No parkin’ here – Jimmy Littlejohn ( 1954 )
– Don’t tease me – Jack Bradshaw ( 1954 )
– I’ll understand – Rusty & Doug ( 1955 )
– Loser makin’ good – Red Sovine ( 1968 )
– I’ll try to work you in – Ray Sanders ( 1967 )
– Ghost of broken heart – Ray Pressley ( 1960 )
– Ramblin’ man – Ray Pennington ( 1967 )
– It’s starting all over again – Polly Exley ( 1968 )
– Tonight she’ll make me happy – Price Mitchell ( 1972 )
– Sugar foot rag square dance – Randy Cornor ( 1975 )
– Under the X of Texas – Ray Pillow ( 1978 )
– Don’t water down the bad news – Ernest Tubb ( 1974 )
– It sure looks drunk outside – Ernie Cash ( 1978 )
– She was turning me on ( While you were turning on me ) – Everett Blair ( 1980 )
– Love don’t pay the bills – Gary Daniels ( 1984 )
– Honky tonk crazy – Gary Stewart & Dean Dillon ( 1982 )
– You’re a door I can’t open – Gene La Vern ( 1980 )
– Fallen Angel – Gus Hardin ( 1983 )
– Rhinestone Cowboy – George Canyon ( 1999 ) Canada
– Hello cruel world – George Ducas ( 1994 )
– Trouble’s here – Jann Browne ( 1995 )
– Outlaw love – Jerry Adams ( 1995 )
– Watching and drinking – Jimmy Cannon ( 1993 )
– Don’t walk out on me – John Cody Carter ( 2004 )
– After all these years – John McNicholl ( 2010 ) U.K
– Where did it all go – Johnny Riley ( 2012 )
– When Did You – Julian Austin ( 2010 ) Canada
– Country Home – Ken Wilber ( 2017)
– I just get leavin – Kristi Kalyn ( 2011 )
– Daddy’s girl – Darci Carlson ( 2018 )
– Cash on the barrel – David Gideon ( 2017 )
– I still love old cards – David Paul Nowlin ( 2018 )
– Two of a kind – Dennis Hromek ( 2018 )
– Cindarella – Dennis Stroughmatt & Justin Trevino ( 2018 )
– Carmelita – Flo Durelle ( 2019 ) Canada
– Every little Honky Tonk Bar – George Strait ( 2018 )
– I wouldn’t take a million dollars for a single maple leaf – Bonita Mercer & Gary Hooper ( 2020 ) Canada
– I’ll be seeing you someday – Ross Allen ( 2020 ) Canada
– Granny’s at that honky tonk – Gary Gibson ( 2021 )
– Think I’ll stay – Jesse Danniel ( 2021 )
– Where I belong – Anthony Ray Wright ( 2021 )
– Honky Tonk Parade – Dexter Rowe ( 2021 )

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