Good 'N Country Playlist for Saturday, August 15, 2020

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Good 'N Country playlist for Saturday, August 15, 2020 Artist Title Album Label Year The Merles Always Be Texan Middle Of The Night themerles.com 2020 Randy Overton That's My Name independent 2020 George Jones Stay On Board (recorded 1959) Birth Of A Legend:Starday & Mercury Rec. Bear Family 2016 La Costa Western Man Capitol 1975 Roy Clark I Never Picked Cotton Dot 1970 Grandpa Jones Trouble, Trouble, Trouble King 1951 Marty Stuart Honky Tonk Crowd MCA 1993 Dean Dillon Friday Night's Woman Atlantic 1991 Hank Williams, Jr. Feelin' Better Warner Brothers 1977 Patsy Cline Lovin' In Vain Decca 1961 Jimmie Logsdon Midnight Boogie Decca 1954 Felix Slatkin Maiden's Prayer (feat. Gordon Terry) (inst.) Hoedown (LP) Liberty 1962 Bill Mack Aircheck: KWFT Wichita Falls, TX 1957 Bill Mack Grammy Foundation interview excerpt 2016 LeAnn Rimes Blue Lady & Gentlemen (with the Timejumpers) Curb 2011 Cal Smith Drinking Champaigne Kapp 1968 Bill Mack Too Tall Jones Little Richie 1977 Ray Price There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight Talk To Your Heart (LP) Columbia 1958 Linda Hargrove I've Never Loved Anyone More Elektra 1974 Roy Drusky Another Decca 1960 Kenny Rogers I Don't Need You Liberty 1981 Michael Martin Murphey A Long Line Of Love Warner Brothers 1987 Don Gibson Same Old Trouble RCA Victor 1962 Wanda Jackson Tears Will Be The Chaser For Your Wine Capitol 1966 Roger Miller Wrong Kind Of Girl Decca 1959 John D. Loudermilk Ma Baker's Little Acre Bizarre Collection Of Most Unusual Songs (LP) RCA Victor 1966 Jim Eanes I Cried Again Decca 1952 Leon McAuliffe Panhandle Rag (inst.) Columbia 1949 John Wesley Ryles Fool ABC / Dot 1977 Connie Smith You're Gettin' Heavy On My Mind If It Ain't Love (LP) RCA Victor 1972 The Wilburn Brothers The Big Heartbreak Decca 1960 Wade Ray It's All Your Fault RCA Victor 1952 Eddy Arnold Roll Along Kentucky Moon RCA Victor 1951 The Kendalls If You're Waiting On Me (You're Backing Up) Mercury 1981 Ned Miller Turn Back Dot 1957 Dave Rich Didn't Work Out, Did It RCA Victor 1956 The Carter Family Travelin' Minstrel Band Columbia 1972 Mark Chesnutt Love In The Hot Afternoon MCA 2000 Karen Pendley A Fool Such As I I'll Be There Joyner 1997 Waylon Jennings Wild Ones Waymore's Blues Part II RCA 1994.

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