December 13, 2017 - Country Classics

10:00am Kid You'll Move Mountains by Caribou on Up In Flames (The Leaf Label)

10:00am I Am A Cute Little Bird by Coptic Copt4G on Chipmunk and Bird in Heaven (Coptic Copt4G)

10:00am Are You Ready? by 3 Days II Rise on In Between the Lines (3 Days II Rise)

10:03am Lonely Women Make Good Lovers by Bob Luman on Classic Country (Simitar)

10:09am Hurt by Marty Robbins on Love Hurts - Remember When

10:27am Getting Used to Losing You by Buck Owens & His Buckaroos on Together Again / My Heart Skips a Beat (Sundazed Music, Inc)

10:30am Perfect Stranger by Bonnie Guitar on The Best of Bonnie Guitar, Vol. 1 (Shami Media Group)

10:33am Lady by Classic Country Music on Classic Country Music - King of the Road (2011 Shamrock-n-Roll, Inc.)

10:46am I'm Left Cause She Was Right by Cal Smith on All the World Is Lonely Now (Old Stars)

10:50am Who Will the Next Fool Be by Charlie Rich on The Sun Records Collection (Rhino )

10:51am Singin' the Blues by George Jones on Blue and Lonesome (Rarity Music)

11:01am Are You Ready? by 3 Days II Rise on In Between the Lines (3 Days II Rise)

11:18am No Golden Tomorrow Ahead by Hank Snow on Sounds Spectacular: Hank Snow (1914-1999) - Singles, Vol.1 (SINETONE AMR)

11:36am Storm of Love by Buck Owens on Act Naturally, Vol. 5 (Country Music Group)

11:49am I'm Left Cause She Was Right by Cal Smith on All the World Is Lonely Now (Old Stars)

11:54am Money to Burn by George Jones on Singing the Blues

12:01pm Loser's Cocktail by Dick Curless on Looking Better Every Beer (Capitol Records)

12:09pm Save the Last Dance for Me by Buck Owens on The Country Collection 1956-1962 (Marmot Music)

12:12pm Just Waiting For You by Hank Snow on Hank Snow-24 Country Classics (Glory Days Music)

12:30pm Are You Sincere? by Marty Robbins on Just A Little Sentimental (Columbia/Legacy)

12:50pm Take My Word by Cal Smith on All the World Is Lonely Now (Old Stars)

12:53pm Lonely Weekends by Charlie Rich on Lonely Weekends (Sun Record Company)

12:55pm Life to Go by George Jones on Singing the Blues