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Musical Interlude ~ 04 February 2021 Track Title Artist CD / Album 01 Let The Music Ring Out Brothers 3 Let it Drift 02 Midnight Cowboys Aly Cook Horseshoe Rodeo Hotel 03 Follow That White Line Radio Cowboys NFS Country Singles For Radio 04 Fierce Fanny Lumsden Fallow 05 On To Something Good Ashley Monroe 100% Country 2016 06 The Local Pub Anthony John Fraccchia NFS Country Singles For Radio 07 When You're Ready Catherine Britt Boneshaker 08 Anchor Deep Creek Road 100% Country 2016 09 I Got This The McClymonts Mayhem to Madness 10 Just Another Girl Travis Collins 100% Country 2016 11 When I Found You Jasmine Rae 100% Country 2016 12 This Is Australia Calling John Williamson True Blue 13 If We Had A Child Kasey Chambers w/Keith Urban Ain't No Little Girl 14 You Know I Miss You Felicity Urquhart The First Day Of Spring 15 Thank You For The Dreamtime Jimmy Little Jimmy Little : The Definitive Collection 16 Heart Of The Country Lyn Bowtell NFS Country Singles For Radio 17 Hallelujah Leonard Cohen The Essential Leonard Cohen 18 Careless Love Eartha Kitt 100 (100 Original Tracks) 19 Grace and Gratitude Olivia Newton-John et al Liv On 20 Cheek To Cheek The Ten Tenors On Broadway 21 Til There Was You Andy Cowan Troubadour Nights 22 Rockin' Chair Colleen Hewett Black & White 23 A Little Ray Of Sunshine Axiom Songs Of Hope 24 Stand By Me Jon English 25 (Love Is) The Tender Trap Tom Burlinson Banana Lounge With A Twist 26 Sailor Petula Clark These Are My Songs 27 The Trouble With Me Is You Kamahl 20th Anniversary Album 28 Love Is A Beautiful Song Dave Mills Good Times: Celebrating 50 Years of Alberts Productions 29 Little Things Mean A Lot Patricia Crofts Choir Of Hard Knocks 30 Why Do Fools Fall in Love Julie Anthony Here I Am 31 Mack the Knife Wayne Johnston The Cabaret Club.

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