All Things Country with Rowena Playlist for December 26, 2020

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All Things Country with Rowena Playlist for December 26, 2020

All Things Country Playlist December 26, 2020 Chris Darrow Beware Of Time Artist Proof Fantasy LP Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Reason To Believe Alive & Rare Junk Beat Goes On Ray Charles, feat. Willie Nelson Seven Spanish Angels The Complete Country & Western Rhino Kingston Trio Desert Pete The Essential Kingston Trio Shout Factory Emmylou Harris Jerusalem Tomorrow Cowgirl's Prayer Warner Bros. Willie Nelson Me And Paul A Rare & Unreleased Collection Rhino Kenny Rogers & The First Edition Reuben James Greatest Hits Hip-O Kenny Rogers Evening Star Eyes That See In The Dark RCA LP Jan Howard Yankee Go Home The Very Best Of Wynn Stewart & Varese Sarabande Jan Howard Jan Howard The One You Slip Around With The Very Best Of Wynn Stewart & Varese Sarabande Jan Howard Joe Diffie Third Rock From The Sun Third Rock From The Sun Epic Joe Diffie I Ain't Leavin' Til She's Gone A Thousand Winding Roads Epic John Prine Hello In There Souvenirs Oh Boy John Prine, feat. Iris Dement Who's Gonna Take The Garbage Out For Better Or Worse Oh Boy John Prine, feat. Mac Wiseman I Forgot To Remember To Forget Standard Songs For Average People Oh Boy Statler Brothers Do You Remember These 30th Anniversary Celebration Mercury Statler Brothers We Got Paid By Cash 30th Anniversary Celebration Mercury Dave Dudley Pool Shark The Pool Shark Mercury LP Tammy Wynette We Sure Can Love Each Other We Sure Can Love Each Other Epic Charlie Daniels Texas The Essential Charlie Daniels Band Epic Legacy Charlie Daniels, feat. Gretchen Wilson Jackson Deuces Blue Hat-Koch Mac Davis Hard To Be Humble A Little More Action Please: The Raven Anthology 1970-1985 Johnny Bush Half A World Greatest Hits, Vol. 1 RCA Margie Bowes That Completely Destroys My Plans Margie Bowes Sings Decca LP Bill Mack explaining Blue transcription You Tube Bill Mack Blue 45 rpm single Starday Little Richard & Tanya Tucker Somethin' Else Country, Rhythm & Blues Salome Bey Mercy, Mercy, Mercy In Montreux Intercan LP Oak Ridge Boys Mama's Teaching Angels How To Sing Oak Ridge Boys Collection (Gospel Benson Favorites) Billy Joe Shaver Old Five And Dimers Like Me Old Five And Dimers Like Me Koch Doug Supernaw We're All Here You Still Got Me Giant Hal Ketchum Mama Knows The Highway The Hits Curb Page 1 Slim Dusty The Melbourne Cup Australia Is His Name EMI John Williamson Old Man Emu The Very Best Of John Williamson Emd Int'l. Charley Pride Resting Place Choices Music City Page 2.

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Newsletter November 2007
November 2007 Newsletter ------------------------------------ Yesterday & Today Records 255A Church St Parramatta NSW 2150 Phone/fax: (02) 96333585 Email: [email protected] Web: www.yesterdayandtoday.com.au --------------------------------- Post 1 cd $2/2cd $3/ 3-4 cds $6.00 1 dvd $4.50 2-3 dvds $6.00 ------------------------------------------- The year ends and there are so many great releases herein that I’d almost declare it the best newsletter I’ve had. It may very well be the last as well, but as I used to say in my previous career “nothing is certain on the waterfront” and nothing is certain here as well. It has been just shy of 19 years and it doesn’t get easier. It is like the old adage “between a rock and a hard place” in that there have never been a better lot of artists than there are now: Dale Watson, Justin Trevino, Amber Digby, Ron Williams etc yet the major label music scene is, for a lack of a better word stuffed. Yet some people are impossible to convince. Some people refuse to take anything but the CMT route. It wouldn’t matter if I said Ron Williams’ is the best cd I have had this year and is right up there with the best ever of Mark Chesnutt, Keith Whitley and co. If you watch CMT and enjoy it then I will sell you a share in the Sydney Harbour Bridge. If you watch it and question its merit we have the answers for you. Please read on. ----------------------------------- Ron Williams – “Texas Style” $32 If anything beats this as album of the year I will be very surprised.
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