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Good 'N Country Playlist for Saturday, February 20, 2021

Good 'N Country 2-20-2021 playlist Artist Title Album Label Year Ken Mellons Keeping It Country Epic 1995 Jean Shepard Many Happy Hangovers To You Capitol 1966 David Houston & Barbara Mandrell A Perfect Match Epic 1972 Conway Twitty The Image Of Me Decca 1968 Billy Strange Diesel Smoke, Dangerous Curves Capitol 1952 Waylon Jennings Let's Turn Back The Years / Clyde 1984 (from Austin City Limits) Dave Dudley Anything Leaving Town Today Mercury 1967 Jim Lauderdale The King Of Broken Hearts Planet Of Love Reprise 1991 Skeets McDonald He'll Let You Live A Little Columbia 1961 Brenda Lee Wrong Ideas MCA 1973 Buddy Jewell The Ones I Love The Most Country Enough My Little Jewell 2008 Faron Young The Wrong In Loving You Mercury 1974 Freddie Hart If You Can't Feel It (It Ain't There) Capitol 1973 Jimmie Rodgers Honeycomb Roulette 1957 Wynn Stewart I Don't Feel At Home Challenge 1962 Zeke Manners They're Out To Trap Ya RCA Victor 1949 Gene Autry Rolling Along Columbia 1948 Dick Feller The Credit Card Song United Artists 1974 Lee Ann Womack Slow Boat To China (recorded 2006) Finding My Way Back Home (unissued) MCA Cal Smith Silver Dew On The Bluegrass Tonight Kapp 1966 Webb Pierce Slowly Decca 1953 Buck Owens I've Got A Tiger By The Tail Capitol 1964 T. G, Shepperd Only One You Warner Brothers 1981 Merle Haggard Twinkle, Twinkle Lucky Star Epic 1987 Jan Howard I've Got My Pride Challenge 1960 Warner Mack How Long Will It Take Decca 1967 Red Foley Beyond The Sunset (recorded 1950) Beyond The Sunset (EP) Decca 1955 Marty Robbins The Cowboy In The Continental Suit Columbia 1964 The Forester Sisters Too Many Rivers Warner Brothers 1987 George Hamilton IV Reason To Believe Back Where it's At (LP) RCA Victor 1970 Doug Stone A Jukebox With A Country Song Epic 1991 Connie Smith Coming Around Monument 1976 S. K. O. Baby's Got A New Baby MTM 1986 Bill Carlisle Have A Drink On Me Columbia 1962 Kitty Wells Fickle Fun Decca 1960 Carson Robison Life gets Tee-Jus, Don't It MGM 1948 Cowboy Copas It's No Sin To Love You King 1952 Maddox Brothers & Rose Fountain Of Youth Columbia 1954 Tommy Jackson Acorn Hill Breakdown (inst.) Square Dances Without Calls (LP) Decca 1959.

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