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Really Hot Country March 03

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….




– Farewell so long , goodbye – Red Sovine ( 1956 )
– Just a diggin’ and a diggin’ – Tommy Scott ( 1952 )
– Ain’t love grand – George Morgan ( 1955 )
– I love you dear forever – Clyde Moody ( 1952 )
– Mr. Fiddle – The Cochran Brothers ( 1955 )
– I’d rather fight than switch – Clyde Beavers ( 1965 )
– Straight man – Cody Bearpaw ( 1969 ) Canada
– In the shadow of the wine – Porter Wagoner ( 1963 )
– All american sport – Debra Berry ( 1969 )
– You’re in my arms again – Jeannie Wright ( 1968 )
– ( you brought ) the cheating out in me – Norman Wade ( 1978 )
– The unluckiest songwriter in Nashville – O.B McClinton ( 1973 )
– Fool on a stool – Red Jenkins ( 1975 ) Sweden
– To make a long story short – Ray Price ( 1976 )
– The darkest corner – Danny Casanova ( 1977 )
– I still love in the same ol’ way – Moe Bandy ( 1983 )
– Take it as it comes – Michael Martin Murphy & Katty Moffatt ( 1981 )
– Bottom of the bottle – Ronnie Scott ( 1984 )
– A friend of wine – Dave Dudley ( 1985 )




– Somebody wants me out of the way – George Jones ( 1985 )
– Honky Tonk Walkin’ – The Kentucky Headhunters ( 1993 )
– Blaze – Jay Chevalier ( 1991 )
– Alright already – Larry Stewart ( 1993 )
– Mama was a rock ( Daddy was a rolling stone ) – Kay Adams & BR5-49 ( 1996 )
– Will there be big rigs in heaven – Buck Owens & His Buckaroos ( 1996 )
– Honky Tonk memories – Robbie Arsenault ( 2008 ) Canada
– A bad fall – Stan Allen ( 2005 )
– Somethin’ in the water – Jeffrey Steele ( 2001 )
– Ay te dejo San Antonio – Los Texmaniacs ( 2009 )
– Ya bebi – Leandro Rios & Lorenzo De Monteclaro ( 2019 )
– Waitin’ on the weekend – Bret Mullins ( 2015 )
– Lights on the hill – Greame Clarke ( 2015 ) Australia
– Changes never made – Jack Grelle ( 2016 )
– Three good reasons – Jacob Tovar ( 2015 )
– Blue diamond – Jason Boland & The Stragglers ( 2013 )
– True blues – Jason James ( 2015 )
– Mr. Blue – Cody Rhodes ( 2017 )
– I ain’t playin’ around – Cooper Wade ( 2018 )
– Don’t bypass my heart – Country Heroes ( 2018 ) Norway
– Got a lot of living left to do – Dennis Allan ( 2019 )
– Living out of Gigging – frank Nerkowski ( 2020 )
– Bedroom Eyes – Barrow Boys ( 2021 )
– My foolish heart – Dawn Anita ( 2021 )





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