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DJ Miquel Batlle Garriga

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– I’ve go it – Patsy Timmons ( 1959 )
– You maybe someone ( Where you come from ) – Luke Gordon ( 1958 )
– Waitin’ for a call from you – Lee Emerson ( 1955 )
– I want you , I need you ,I love you – Webb Pierce ( 1956 )
– If you »ll let me – Kitty Hawkins ( 1967 )
– Fool about you – Dewey Groom ( 1960 )
– Treasures from the past – Hylo Brown ( 1962 )
– One Mr.Budwiser – Barbara Clawson ( 1969 )
– Just a little something – Erma Ewing ( 1968 )
– Roll truck roll – Tommy Cash ( 1971 )
– Stay away from Dallas – Dave Toland ( 1979 )
– What would lord say – Brad Carter ( 1975 )
– Sometimes I like to be alone – O.B McClinton ( 1973 )
– The only honky tonk – Jerry Nail ( 1972 )
– Till dawn do us part – Boyd Chisum ( 1984 )
– The undertaker is gonna have a hard time – Johnny Chenault ( 1988 )
– Harvey Harrington The IV – Terry Lee Clark ( 1980 )
– My heart played out – Rich Chaney ( 1988 )
– Just a few more miles – Dave Dudley ( 1982 )
– Vision to dream on – The Derailers ( 1995 )
– My world stopped turning – George Ducas ( 1994 )
– Let’s get together and cry – Colene Walters & Daryle Singletary ( 1991 )
– Mama’s reward – Ronnie Mack ( 1993 )
– Candie kisses – Lisa Montalvo ( 1991 )
– San Antone – Leslie Satcher ( 2005 )
– Two step at a time – Dustin Sonnier ( 2008 )
– Jacktone Road – Les Alexander ( 2002 )
– Winter in your heart – Michael Boren ( 2008 )
– Here lies a good ole boy – James Hand ( 2006 )
– Wouldn’t be the first time – Little Mikey & The Soda Jerks ( 2012 )
– Damn Strait – Mike & The moonpies ( 2012 )
– Hagin’ out in bars – Randy Rogers & Wade Bowen ( 2015 )
– That one regret – Colt Wienhorst ( 2018 )
– Southern 45 – Conrad F Campbell ( 2018 ) Canada
– I’d just love to lay you down – Cooper Wade ( 2018 )
– Since I started to drink – Country Heroes ( 2017 ) Norway
– Bottle in my hand – Gethen Jenkins ( 2019 )
– It was love – Ginger Cowgirl ( 2019 )
– Seed catalog – Brenght Pedersen ( 2020 ) Sweden
– The pot and the kettle – Seth Ward ( 2020 )
– Please leave me the whiskey – Southwest Biscuit Company ( 2020 )
– Time Clock – Starline Band ( 2020 )
– Straws Of Sorrow – Stringdingers ( 2020 )
– Too many bridges to cross over – Sean Burns & Lost Country ( 2020 ) Canada

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