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All Things Country Playlist December 5, 2020 David Ball Amigo Amigo Dualtone Pauline Reese Pawn Shop Rodeo Buckle The Good, The Bad And The Ugly self Jim Ed Brown I Just Came From There Going Up The Country RCA Victor LP Nat Stuckey Joe & Mabel's 12th Street Bar & Grill Harper Valley P.T.A. RCA Victor LP Nancy Wilson Make The World Go Away Son Of A Preacher Man Capitol LP Forty 5 South Jim Beam Too Much, Too Fast Tilo Entertainment 77 El Deora My Old Address Book Sirens Western Independent Recording Misispi Mike Calling The Shots The Cold Hard Facts Of Mike self Starlene Best Actor Spitfire Sidesaddle Nashville Honeymoon Two Bit Town Two Bit Town self Red Meat The Girl With The Biggest Hair Meet Red Meat Ranchero Cari-Lee & The Saddle-ites I'm Having A Party All By Myself The Road Less Traveled El Toro Josh Turner various Live At The Ryman MCA (dist. Cracker Barrel) Merle Haggard Good Old American Guest Big City Epic Charlie Louvin & Melba Montgomery Let's Help Each Other To Forget Something To Brag About Capitol LP Rooster Quantrell This Must Be That Someday 20 Great Songs From The New King Stardust Of Western Swing Asleep At The Wheel Your Down Home Is Uptown Comin' Right At Ya United Artists LP Johnny Gimble, feat. Dale Watson I Needed You Celebrating With Friends self Quebe Sisters Always Seem To Get Things Wrong The Quebe Sisters self BeBop Cowboys Back Home In Indiana Some Kind Of Fantasy self Milton Brown Bring It On Down To My House Honey The Complete Recordings Of The Texas Rose Father Of Western Swing 1932-1937 Clayton McMichen The Wreck Of The Old 97 78 rpm single You Tube Johnnie & Jonie Mosby Don't Call Me From A Honky Tonk Mr. & Mrs. Country Music Columbia LP Ferlin Husky Please Forgive Me Country Tunes Sung From The Heart King LP Faye Tucker Give A Fool Another Chance Blues From A Broken Hearted Somerset LP Country Gal Linda Cassady CB Widow Introducing Linda Cassaday Silver Dollar Country Dave Dudley Me And Ole C.B. Uncommonly Good Country United Artists LP Freddie Hart My Heart Is A Playground 45 rpm single Capitol Hank Williams The Blues Come Around Golden Greats Disky Mel Beel She's Still On My Mind 45 rpm single Paula Frankie McWhorter Texas Sandman Texas Sandman Fiel Adam Harvey Little Cowboy Dreams Cowboy Dreams ABC Country (Australia) Page 1.

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All Things Country with Rowena Playlist for September 5, 2020
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