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Really Hot Country May 04

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….

– Laredo – The Jacoby Brothers ( 1953 )
– Don’t fix up the doghouse – George McCormick ( 1954 )
– Let old mother nature her way – Carl Smith ( 1951 )
– Dirty Dishes – Cliffie Stone ( 1952 )
– Your Heart – George Jones ( 1956 )
– Lonely Teardrops – Rose Maddox ( 1963 )
– When the bright lights grow dim – Hylo Brown ( 1964 )
– You ain’t better than me – Webb Pierce ( 1966 )
– Twenty Miles From Shore – Hawkshaw Hawkins ( 1961 )
– Big Wheel From Boston – Lewis Pruitt ( 1968 )
– Next Time I Fall In Love ( I won’t ) – Hank Thompson ( 1971 )
– The king takes the Queen – Larry Hosford ( 1975 )
– Keep doing what you’re doing now – Mac Curtis ( 1975 )
– Billy Ray wrote a song – Glenn Martin ( 1973 )
– I’ve got a picture of us on my mind – Loretta Lynn ( 1979 )
– In the Dallas morning news – Red Steagall ( 1986 )
– For All I Know – Bob Guy ( 1985 )
– Lovin’ of the game – Jerry Jeff Walker ( 1982 )
– Deeper waters – Roseanna Rogers & Bill Phillips ( 1986 )
– Old Fashioned Morals – Darnell Miller ( 1987 )
– Close up the honky tonks – Dawn Sears ( 1994 )
– The perfect stranger – Billy Dee Cox ( 1990 )
– King of the mountain – Larry Boone ( 1993 )
– Sounds like love – Mike Bella ( 1999 )
– Sweet Addiction – Steve Hill ( 1995 )
– Rock Bottom Pop. 1 – Robbie Fulks ( 1996 )
– A dime at time – Randy Brown ( 2007 )
– Burn that bridge – WC Edgard ( 2008 )
– Honky Tonk Heart – Ed Burleson ( 2007 )
– Right or Wrong – Justin Riley ( 2009 )
– Heater in my truck – Justin High ( 2005 )
– Pushing everyone away – The Paychecks ( 2014 )
– Local Looser – The Reeves Brothers ( 2016 )
– Bottom of this glass – Thom Shepherd ( 2016 )
– Never giving up – Eleven Hundred Springs ( 2018 )
– Bar Song – Eli Hundley ( 2017 )
– Jukebox in a Bar – Elton Mishoe ( 2018 )
– All the Millers in Milwaukee – Emily Herring ( 2017 )
– Women I’ve known PT.1 – Durward Erwin ( 2019 )
– Ain’t got one honky tonk – Dustin Sonnier ( 2019 )
– Out of mine – Wynn Williams ( 2020 )
– You never did love me – 49 Winchester ( 2020 )
– Back in the day – Randy C. Moore ( 2020 )
– Lonesome on’ry and mean – Andy Keinath & The County Boys ( 2021 ) Germany
– No guitars in prison – The Golden Roses ( 2021 )




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