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Titel Interpret 1 Walk of Life Shooter Jennings 2 Titel Interpret 1 Walk of Life Shooter Jennings 2 Silver Threads and Golden Needles Linda Ronstadt 3 Okie from Muskogee Merle Haggard 4 Honky Tonk Man Dwight Yoakam 5 Living on Love Alan Jackson 6 This is Heaven Traveling Bones 7 Timber Patty Loveless 8 Much Too Young Garth Brooks 9 She's looking better every beer New Riders Purple Sage 10 Nowhere Road Steve Earle 11 More of You Bellamy Brothers 12 Deja Vu John Fogerty 13 Dixiland Delight Alabama 14 Down the Road Steve Earle 15 We gonna Rock this City Traveling Bones 16 Achy Breaky Heart Billy Ray Cirus 17 Eighteen Wheels Kathy Mattea 18 Two Pinacoladas Garth Brooks 19 Tulsa Time Don Williams 20 Guitars & Cadillacs Dwight Yoakam 21 Chattahootchee Alan Jackson 22 Beer for my Horses Toby Keith 23 Back When Tim McGraw 24 I Love this Bar Toby Keith 25 Queen of Hearts Juice Newton- 26 Bitch Traveling Bones 27 Bad Moon Rising CCR 28 Coat of Many Colors Dolly Parton 29 Any Man of Mine Shania Twain 30 Mercury Blues Alan Jackson 31 Last Cowboy Traveling Bones 32 Tonight The Heartache Dixie Chicks 33 Driving my Life away Eddie Rabbitt 34 Whiskey in the Jar Traveling Bones 35 Friends in Low Places Garth Brooks 36 Devil's Right Hand Steve Earle 37 Home Traveling Bones 38 Biggest Broken Heart in TN Pirates 39 How Long Eagles 40 Trail of Tears Billy Ray Cyrus 41 Oh Lonesome Me Don Gibson 42 Stand by Your Man Tammy Wynette 43 Copperhead Road Steve Earle 44 Fishing in the Dark Nitty Gritty Dirt Band 45 Come with Me Traveling Bones 46 Ring of Fire Johnny Cash 47 Ghostriders Johnny Cash 48 Jackson Johnny Cash 49 From Hell to Paradise The Mavericks 50 Diggi Lo Nitty Gritty Dirt Band 51 Neverending Song of Love John Fogerty 52 I Will Always be There for You Traveling Bones 53 Wave on Wave Pat Green 54 Help me Make it Through the Night Kris Kristofferson 55 Truck Driving Man Flying Burrito Brothers 56 Country Roads John Denver 57 Blue Highways Traveling Bones 58 On The Road again Willie Nelson 59 Thank God for the Radio Alan Jackson 60 No Teardrops Tonight Ray Price 61 Sun in the Winter Traveling Bones 62 Who'll Stop the Rain John Fogerty 63 Jambalaya John Fogerty 64 Why can't We get Along Hank Williams jr. 65 Red Staggerwing E. Harris & M. Knopfler 66 Looking out my Backdoor John Fogerty 67 Detroit City ( I Wanna go Home) Bobby Bare 68 Cottonfields CCR 69 Bad Case of Loving Robert Palmer 70 You are My Sunshine Johnny Cash 71 Keep on the Sunny Side of Life June Cater 72 Down at the Twist and Shout Mary Chapin Carpenter 73 Rocky Top Osborne Brothers 74 Mountain Music Alabama 75 Galway Girls Steve Earle 76 Midnight Special CCR 77 Lodi CCR 78 Head up High Traveling Bones 79 Let's Work Together Traveling Bones 80 It Happens Sugarland 81 Toes Zac Brown Band 82 Galway girl Steve Earle 83 Belle starr Mark Knopfler 82 Amacing Grace 83 Will the Circle be unbroken Nitty Gritty Dirt Band.
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