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	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Adobe Hacienda It first became popular in 1941 with Massey's recorded version, but was most popular in 1947 when recorded by Eddy Howard. Songwriters: Lou Massey and Lee Penny
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Alabama Jubilee Jack Yellen wrote the lyrics for the song "Alabama Jubilee". George L. Cobb composed the music
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS All My Ex's Live In Texas Song by George Strait ‧ 1987 Songwriters: Lyndia J Shafer / Sanger D Shafer
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Any Time Song by Eddy Arnold Songwriter: Herbert Lawson
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Are You Lonesome Tonight? Song by Elvis Presley 1956 Songwriters: Roy Turk / Lou Handman
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Back Home Again Made famous by John Denver. Also sung by Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn ‧ 1975 Songwriter: John Denver
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Beautiful Beautiful Brown Eyes One of the best known versions of the song was originally arranged by Fiddlin' Arthur Smith & Alton Delmore of The Delmore Brothers in 1951. Written by Alton Delmore, originally inspired by his oldest daughter.
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain First recorded by Elton Britt in 1946. Made more popular by Roy Acuff in 1947. Also recorded by many artists, including Hank Williams Sr., Johnny Russell, Charley Pride, and Elvis Presley. Songwriter: Fred Rose
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Candy Kisses A 1949 song written and recorded by American country crooner George Morgan George Morgan
	03.18.25 \| 5 MINS Coconut Grove Song by The Lovin' Spoonful ‧ 1966 Songwriters: John Benson Sebastian / Zal Yanovsky
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Cold, Cold Heart Song by Hank Williams Songwriter: Hank Williams Sr.
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Columbus Stockade Blues Song by Doc Watson and Richard Watson Songwriters: Jimmie Davis / Eva Sargent
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Cotton Fields Also known as In Them Old Cotton Fields Back Home and The Cotton Song. A song written by American blues musician Huddie Ledbetter, better known as Lead Belly, who made the first recording of the song in 1940. Song by Credence Clearwater Revival 1969 originally by Lead Belly
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Country Medley Just a compilation of various songs put together by Frank "Grandpa" Schober Arranged by Frank "Grandpa" Schober
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Dixie Also known as Dixie's Land, I Wish I Was in Dixie. Song by Daniel Decatur Emmett Songwriter: Daniel Decatur Emmett of Mount Vernon, Ohio, 1859
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Don't Fence Me In Song by Bing Crosby Songwriter: Cole Porter
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Down In The Valley It was first recorded by Tarlton and his partner Tom Darby on November 10, 1927, in Atlanta, Georgia, for Columbia Records. Guitarist Jimmie Tarlton claimed to have written the lyrics in 1925 while he was jailed in Birmingham for moonshining.
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS El Rancho Grande Originally written in the 1930s for a music theatrical sung by Tito Guizar. Later recorded by many others including Bing Crosby, Gene Autry and Elvis Presley. Songwriters: Fabian Andre / Donato Emilio Uranga
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Feleena (From El Paso) Written and recorded by Marty Robbins in 1959
	03.18.25 \| 5 MINS For The Good Times Sung by Al Green 1972 Songwriter: Kristoffer Kristofferson
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Frank's Original Tune Another original by Frank "Grandpa" Schober Frank "Grandpa" Schober
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Fraulein Song by Bobby Helms Songwriter: Chuck Berry
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Funny Face Song by Donna Fargo ‧ 1972 Songwriter: Donna Fargo
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Get Out And Get Under The Moon Song by Nat King Cole Songwriters: Charles Tobias / Larry Shay / William Jerome
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Grandpa Recorded by the Judds written by Jamie O'Hara
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Green Green Grass Of Home first recorded by singer Johnny Darrell in 1965 Written by Claude "Curly" Putman Jr.
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Half As Much Song by Hank Williams Songwriter: Curly Williams
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Happy Trails Sung by Roy Rogers Songwriter: Dale Evans
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Has Anybody Seen My Gal? "Five foot two, eyes of blue" is a lyric from the song "Has Anybody Seen My Gal?". The song was originally written in the 1920s Ray Henderson, Sam M. Lewis, and Joseph Widow Young.
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Have I Told You Lately That I Love You? Written by Scotty Wiseman for the 1944 musical film, Sing, Neighbor, Sing and performed by Lulu Belle and Scotty Written by Scotty Wiseman
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Have You Ever Been Lonely Song by Patsy Cline Songwriters: Peter Derose and Billy Hill
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS He'll Have To Go Song by Jim Reeves Songwriters: Joe Allison / Audrey Allison
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Heartaches Song by Guy Mitchell Songwriter: Harlan Howard
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Hey, Good Lookin Sung by Hank Williams in 1951 Songwriter Hank Williams
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Home On The Range Song by Gene Autry Songwriter: Brewster Higley
	03.10.25 \| 4 MINS Honey Originally made popular by Bobby Goldsboro, it's a love story about a man who mourns his deceased wife. Bobby Russell

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	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS I Can't Stop Loving You Performed on his 1958 album “Oh Lonesome Me”, who first recorded it on December 3, 1957, for RCA Victor Records. Written and composed by the country musician Don Gibson
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS I Love You So Much It Hurts Song by Patsy Cline and The Jordanaires ‧ 1961 Songwriter: Floyd Tillman
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS I Really Don't Want To Know The song was published in 1953. The best-known version of the song was recorded by Les Paul and Mary Ford in 1953. Recorded by others including Eddy Arnold, Rosemary Clooney and Elvis Presley. Written by Don Robertson (music) Howard Barnes (lyrics)
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS I Want To Be A Cowboy's Sweetheart Song by Patsy Montana Songwriter: Patsy Montana
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS I Wish I Were Single Again Paul Clayton recorded the song in 1958. Mrs. W.B. Apple recorded the song on July 20, 1962. Songwriter: by James C Beckel in 1871
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again Song by Loretta Lynn ‧ 1965 Songwriters: Dp / Randy Y Owen
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS I'll Always Be In Love With You First recorded and released by Morton Downey Written by Bud Green, Sam H. Stept and Herman Ruby
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS It Had To Be You Song by Frank Sinatra Songwriters: Gus Kahn / Isham Jones
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Jambalaya (On The Bayou) Recorded by Hank Williams in 1952 and reached number one on the Billboard Country charts. Songwriter: Hank Williams Sr.
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Just The Way You Are Billy Joel
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Letter Edged In Black Song by Jim Reeves Songwriter: R. Carter
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Love Letters In The Sand Written by J. Fred Coots, Charles Kenny & Nick Kenny
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Lucille Song by Kenny Rogers Songwriters: Hugh Bynum and Roger Bowling
	03.18.25 \| 5 MINS Make The World Go Away Song by Eddy Arnold Songwriter: Hank Cochran
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS May I Sleep In Your Barn Tonight Mister Songwriter: Hank Thompson
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Mexicali Rose Song by Gene Autry Songwriters: Helen Stone / Jack B Tenney
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS More Songwriters: Norman Newell / Riz Ortolani / Nino Oliviero / Marcello Ciorciolini
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS My Happiness Betty Peterson Blasco wrote the lyrics that made the song famous in 1948. Borney Bergantine composed the music for "My Happiness" in the 1930s.
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Near You Song by George & Tammy Jones Songwriters: Francis Craig / Kermit Goell
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS New River Train Song by The Monroe Brothers Songwriter: Richard Gilks
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Oh Lonesome Me Written and recorded in December 1957 by Don Gibson with Chet Atkins producing it for RCA Victor in Nashville. Released in 1958 Written and recorded in December 1957 by Don Gibson with Chet Atkins
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS One Has My Name (The Other Has My Heart) First recorded by Jimmy Wakely 1948 song by singing cowboyEddie Dean, his wife Lorene "Dearest" Dean, and Hollywood songwriter Hal Blair
	03.18.25 \| 5 MINS Paper Roses It first was a top five hit in 1960 for Anita Bryant Composed by Fred Spielman and Janice Torre
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Peach Pickin' Time in Georgia Music by Jimmie Rodgers and Clayton McMichen Songwriters: Clayton McMichen and Jimmie Rodgers
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Pistol Packin' Mama Song by Bing Crosby and The Andrews Sisters Written in 1942 and recorded in 1943 by Clarence Albert Poindexter (1905 – 1984), professionally known as Al Dexter.
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Play a Simple Melody Songwriter: Irving Berlin
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Please Release Me Since Miller could not find anyone to record the song at first, he recorded it himself in 1949. Fellow country musicians Jimmy Heap, Ray Price, and Kitty Wells recorded their own versions several years later. Penned by Eddie Miller, Robert Yount and James Pebworth in 1946
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Red River Valley Sung by Gene Autry Songwriter: George A. Tipton
	03.16.25 \| 2 MINS Rocky Top Originally by The Osborne Brothers Songwriters: Felice Bryant/Bryant Boudleuaux
	03.16.25 \| 4 MINS Room Full of Roses First recorded in 1949 by country music singer George Morgan. (originally by George Morgan) Songwriter: Tim Spencer
	03.16.25 \| 1 MINS Show Me the Way to Go Home The first recording of the song was by Frank Crumit in 1926. A later version was recorded by Julie London. Songwriters: Jimmy Campbell and Reg Connelly using the pseudonym "Irving King".
	03.16.25 \| 4 MINS Singing the Blues Song by Guy Mitchell Songwriters: Melvin Endsley
	03.16.25 \| 3 MINS Slipping Around Written and recorded by Floyd Tillman in 1949. Later recorded by others including Ernest Tubbs. Floyd Tillman
	03.16.25 \| 4 MINS Somebody Else is Taking My Place Sung by several artists, notables Benny Hoodman, Peggy Lee Songwriters: Russ Morgan / Dick Howard / Bob Ellsworth
	03.16.25 \| 3 MINS Somebody Loves You Sung by Ted Lewis and his band 1932 Later recorded by Eddy Arnold Songwriters: Charles Tobias and Peter Derose
	03.16.25 \| 3 MINS Steel Guitar Rag Song by Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys Songwriter: Leon McAuliffe
	03.10.25 \| 3 MINS Sweet Georgia Brown

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	03.10.25 \| 3 MINS Take These Chains from my Heart
	03.10.25 \| 3 MINS Tennessee Waltz
	03.10.25 \| 2 MINS The Ballad of Jed Clampett
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS The Cowboy Song Another original composition by Frank "Grandpa" Schober Frank "Grandpa" Schober
	03.09.25 \| 2 MINS The Crawdad Song First recording and first release by Honeyboy and Sassafras, October 1929 / August 1930). Recorded by many in later years including George Jones/Tammy Wynette and Burl Ives. Traditional
	03.09.25 \| 2 MINS The Letter Edged In Black Song by Jim Reeves Songwriter: R. Carter
	03.09.25 \| 4 MINS The Prisoner's Song A sad ballad about a prisoner who is being transferred between jails. Later recorded by Hank Snow and Bill Monroe. Vernon Dalhart originally sang & recorded the song in 1924
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS The Wild Side Of Life Country song written by William Warren and Arlie Carter that was made famous by Hank Thompson in 1952. Songwriters: Arlie Carter / William Warren
	03.09.25 \| 4 MINS There'll Be Some Changes Made Published in 1921, the song has flourished in several genres, particularly jazz. The song has endured for as many years as a jazz standard. Songwriters: Benton Overstreet / Billy Higgins
	03.09.25 \| 2 MINS There's A Rainbow Around My Shoulder More of a classic jazz song by Al Jolson but Grandpa Schober put his "country" spin on it. Songwriters: Al Jolson / Billy Rose / Dave Dreyer
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS Time Changes Everything Song by Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys ‧ 1947 Songwriter: Tommy Duncan
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS Too Old To Cut The Mustard Most famously recorded by country music artists Ernest Tubb and Red Foley Bill Carlisle
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS Tumblin' Tumbleweeds Song by Sons of the Pioneers Songwriter: Bob Nolan
	03.09.25 \| 2 MINS Walking The Floor Over You Sung by Ernest Tubb Songwriters: Ernest Tubb
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again Song by Merle Haggard Writer(s): Wiley Walker, Gene Sullivan
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS When the Work’s All Done This Fall First published as a poem in 1893. Written by D.J. O’Malley. First recorded by Carl Sprague in 1925. Recorded by several artists. One, more recent, is Marty Robbinss. Written by D.J.O’Malley.
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS Who's Sorry Now Isham Jones had a hit recording of the song in 1923, Connie Francis in 1958. Songwriters: Bert Kalmar / Harry Ruby / Ted Snyder
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS Y'all Come Song by Porter Wagoner Songwriters: Arlie Duff
	03.09.25 \| 2 MINS Yellow Bird English lyrics by Alan and Marilyn Bergman. Recorded by the Mills Brothers, the Arthur Lyman Group, and others.
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS Yellow Rose of Texas Earliest known 1853 version, from Christy's Plantation Melodies. Song by Mitch Miller, 1955 Songwriters: Bill Black
	03.09.25 \| 2 MINS Yes, We Have No Bananas Song by Louis Prima Songwriters: Frank Silver / Irving Conn
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS You Are My Sunshine Recorded by several artists beginning 1939 (Pine Ridge Boys, Rice Brothers Gang…) Songwriter: Jimmie Davis

	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Adobe Hacienda It first became popular in 1941 with Massey's recorded version, but was most popular in 1947 when recorded by Eddy Howard. Songwriters: Lou Massey and Lee Penny
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Alabama Jubilee Jack Yellen wrote the lyrics for the song "Alabama Jubilee". George L. Cobb composed the music
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS All My Ex's Live In Texas Song by George Strait ‧ 1987 Songwriters: Lyndia J Shafer / Sanger D Shafer
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Any Time Song by Eddy Arnold Songwriter: Herbert Lawson
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Are You Lonesome Tonight? Song by Elvis Presley 1956 Songwriters: Roy Turk / Lou Handman
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Back Home Again Made famous by John Denver. Also sung by Conway Twitty and Loretta Lynn ‧ 1975 Songwriter: John Denver
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Beautiful Beautiful Brown Eyes One of the best known versions of the song was originally arranged by Fiddlin' Arthur Smith & Alton Delmore of The Delmore Brothers in 1951. Written by Alton Delmore, originally inspired by his oldest daughter.
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain First recorded by Elton Britt in 1946. Made more popular by Roy Acuff in 1947. Also recorded by many artists, including Hank Williams Sr., Johnny Russell, Charley Pride, and Elvis Presley. Songwriter: Fred Rose
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Candy Kisses A 1949 song written and recorded by American country crooner George Morgan George Morgan
	03.18.25 \| 5 MINS Coconut Grove Song by The Lovin' Spoonful ‧ 1966 Songwriters: John Benson Sebastian / Zal Yanovsky
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Cold, Cold Heart Song by Hank Williams Songwriter: Hank Williams Sr.
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Columbus Stockade Blues Song by Doc Watson and Richard Watson Songwriters: Jimmie Davis / Eva Sargent
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Cotton Fields Also known as In Them Old Cotton Fields Back Home and The Cotton Song. A song written by American blues musician Huddie Ledbetter, better known as Lead Belly, who made the first recording of the song in 1940. Song by Credence Clearwater Revival 1969 originally by Lead Belly
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Country Medley Just a compilation of various songs put together by Frank "Grandpa" Schober Arranged by Frank "Grandpa" Schober
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Dixie Also known as Dixie's Land, I Wish I Was in Dixie. Song by Daniel Decatur Emmett Songwriter: Daniel Decatur Emmett of Mount Vernon, Ohio, 1859
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Don't Fence Me In Song by Bing Crosby Songwriter: Cole Porter
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Down In The Valley It was first recorded by Tarlton and his partner Tom Darby on November 10, 1927, in Atlanta, Georgia, for Columbia Records. Guitarist Jimmie Tarlton claimed to have written the lyrics in 1925 while he was jailed in Birmingham for moonshining.
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS El Rancho Grande Originally written in the 1930s for a music theatrical sung by Tito Guizar. Later recorded by many others including Bing Crosby, Gene Autry and Elvis Presley. Songwriters: Fabian Andre / Donato Emilio Uranga
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Feleena (From El Paso) Written and recorded by Marty Robbins in 1959
	03.18.25 \| 5 MINS For The Good Times Sung by Al Green 1972 Songwriter: Kristoffer Kristofferson
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Frank's Original Tune Another original by Frank "Grandpa" Schober Frank "Grandpa" Schober
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Fraulein Song by Bobby Helms Songwriter: Chuck Berry
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Funny Face Song by Donna Fargo ‧ 1972 Songwriter: Donna Fargo
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Get Out And Get Under The Moon Song by Nat King Cole Songwriters: Charles Tobias / Larry Shay / William Jerome
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Grandpa Recorded by the Judds written by Jamie O'Hara
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Green Green Grass Of Home first recorded by singer Johnny Darrell in 1965 Written by Claude "Curly" Putman Jr.
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Half As Much Song by Hank Williams Songwriter: Curly Williams
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Happy Trails Sung by Roy Rogers Songwriter: Dale Evans
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Has Anybody Seen My Gal? "Five foot two, eyes of blue" is a lyric from the song "Has Anybody Seen My Gal?". The song was originally written in the 1920s Ray Henderson, Sam M. Lewis, and Joseph Widow Young.
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Have I Told You Lately That I Love You? Written by Scotty Wiseman for the 1944 musical film, Sing, Neighbor, Sing and performed by Lulu Belle and Scotty Written by Scotty Wiseman
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Have You Ever Been Lonely Song by Patsy Cline Songwriters: Peter Derose and Billy Hill
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS He'll Have To Go Song by Jim Reeves Songwriters: Joe Allison / Audrey Allison
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Heartaches Song by Guy Mitchell Songwriter: Harlan Howard
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Hey, Good Lookin Sung by Hank Williams in 1951 Songwriter Hank Williams
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Home On The Range Song by Gene Autry Songwriter: Brewster Higley
	03.10.25 \| 4 MINS Honey Originally made popular by Bobby Goldsboro, it's a love story about a man who mourns his deceased wife. Bobby Russell

	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS I Can't Stop Loving You Performed on his 1958 album “Oh Lonesome Me”, who first recorded it on December 3, 1957, for RCA Victor Records. Written and composed by the country musician Don Gibson
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS I Love You So Much It Hurts Song by Patsy Cline and The Jordanaires ‧ 1961 Songwriter: Floyd Tillman
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS I Really Don't Want To Know The song was published in 1953. The best-known version of the song was recorded by Les Paul and Mary Ford in 1953. Recorded by others including Eddy Arnold, Rosemary Clooney and Elvis Presley. Written by Don Robertson (music) Howard Barnes (lyrics)
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS I Want To Be A Cowboy's Sweetheart Song by Patsy Montana Songwriter: Patsy Montana
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS I Wish I Were Single Again Paul Clayton recorded the song in 1958. Mrs. W.B. Apple recorded the song on July 20, 1962. Songwriter: by James C Beckel in 1871
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again Song by Loretta Lynn ‧ 1965 Songwriters: Dp / Randy Y Owen
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS I'll Always Be In Love With You First recorded and released by Morton Downey Written by Bud Green, Sam H. Stept and Herman Ruby
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS It Had To Be You Song by Frank Sinatra Songwriters: Gus Kahn / Isham Jones
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Jambalaya (On The Bayou) Recorded by Hank Williams in 1952 and reached number one on the Billboard Country charts. Songwriter: Hank Williams Sr.
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Just The Way You Are Billy Joel
	03.18.25 \| 2 MINS Letter Edged In Black Song by Jim Reeves Songwriter: R. Carter
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Love Letters In The Sand Written by J. Fred Coots, Charles Kenny & Nick Kenny
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Lucille Song by Kenny Rogers Songwriters: Hugh Bynum and Roger Bowling
	03.18.25 \| 5 MINS Make The World Go Away Song by Eddy Arnold Songwriter: Hank Cochran
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS May I Sleep In Your Barn Tonight Mister Songwriter: Hank Thompson
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Mexicali Rose Song by Gene Autry Songwriters: Helen Stone / Jack B Tenney
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS More Songwriters: Norman Newell / Riz Ortolani / Nino Oliviero / Marcello Ciorciolini
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS My Happiness Betty Peterson Blasco wrote the lyrics that made the song famous in 1948. Borney Bergantine composed the music for "My Happiness" in the 1930s.
	03.18.25 \| 4 MINS Near You Song by George & Tammy Jones Songwriters: Francis Craig / Kermit Goell
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS New River Train Song by The Monroe Brothers Songwriter: Richard Gilks
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Oh Lonesome Me Written and recorded in December 1957 by Don Gibson with Chet Atkins producing it for RCA Victor in Nashville. Released in 1958 Written and recorded in December 1957 by Don Gibson with Chet Atkins
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS One Has My Name (The Other Has My Heart) First recorded by Jimmy Wakely 1948 song by singing cowboyEddie Dean, his wife Lorene "Dearest" Dean, and Hollywood songwriter Hal Blair
	03.18.25 \| 5 MINS Paper Roses It first was a top five hit in 1960 for Anita Bryant Composed by Fred Spielman and Janice Torre
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Peach Pickin' Time in Georgia Music by Jimmie Rodgers and Clayton McMichen Songwriters: Clayton McMichen and Jimmie Rodgers
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Pistol Packin' Mama Song by Bing Crosby and The Andrews Sisters Written in 1942 and recorded in 1943 by Clarence Albert Poindexter (1905 – 1984), professionally known as Al Dexter.
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Play a Simple Melody Songwriter: Irving Berlin
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Please Release Me Since Miller could not find anyone to record the song at first, he recorded it himself in 1949. Fellow country musicians Jimmy Heap, Ray Price, and Kitty Wells recorded their own versions several years later. Penned by Eddie Miller, Robert Yount and James Pebworth in 1946
	03.18.25 \| 3 MINS Red River Valley Sung by Gene Autry Songwriter: George A. Tipton
	03.16.25 \| 2 MINS Rocky Top Originally by The Osborne Brothers Songwriters: Felice Bryant/Bryant Boudleuaux
	03.16.25 \| 4 MINS Room Full of Roses First recorded in 1949 by country music singer George Morgan. (originally by George Morgan) Songwriter: Tim Spencer
	03.16.25 \| 1 MINS Show Me the Way to Go Home The first recording of the song was by Frank Crumit in 1926. A later version was recorded by Julie London. Songwriters: Jimmy Campbell and Reg Connelly using the pseudonym "Irving King".
	03.16.25 \| 4 MINS Singing the Blues Song by Guy Mitchell Songwriters: Melvin Endsley
	03.16.25 \| 3 MINS Slipping Around Written and recorded by Floyd Tillman in 1949. Later recorded by others including Ernest Tubbs. Floyd Tillman
	03.16.25 \| 4 MINS Somebody Else is Taking My Place Sung by several artists, notables Benny Hoodman, Peggy Lee Songwriters: Russ Morgan / Dick Howard / Bob Ellsworth
	03.16.25 \| 3 MINS Somebody Loves You Sung by Ted Lewis and his band 1932 Later recorded by Eddy Arnold Songwriters: Charles Tobias and Peter Derose
	03.16.25 \| 3 MINS Steel Guitar Rag Song by Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys Songwriter: Leon McAuliffe
	03.10.25 \| 3 MINS Sweet Georgia Brown

	03.10.25 \| 3 MINS Take These Chains from my Heart
	03.10.25 \| 3 MINS Tennessee Waltz
	03.10.25 \| 2 MINS The Ballad of Jed Clampett
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS The Cowboy Song Another original composition by Frank "Grandpa" Schober Frank "Grandpa" Schober
	03.09.25 \| 2 MINS The Crawdad Song First recording and first release by Honeyboy and Sassafras, October 1929 / August 1930). Recorded by many in later years including George Jones/Tammy Wynette and Burl Ives. Traditional
	03.09.25 \| 2 MINS The Letter Edged In Black Song by Jim Reeves Songwriter: R. Carter
	03.09.25 \| 4 MINS The Prisoner's Song A sad ballad about a prisoner who is being transferred between jails. Later recorded by Hank Snow and Bill Monroe. Vernon Dalhart originally sang & recorded the song in 1924
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS The Wild Side Of Life Country song written by William Warren and Arlie Carter that was made famous by Hank Thompson in 1952. Songwriters: Arlie Carter / William Warren
	03.09.25 \| 4 MINS There'll Be Some Changes Made Published in 1921, the song has flourished in several genres, particularly jazz. The song has endured for as many years as a jazz standard. Songwriters: Benton Overstreet / Billy Higgins
	03.09.25 \| 2 MINS There's A Rainbow Around My Shoulder More of a classic jazz song by Al Jolson but Grandpa Schober put his "country" spin on it. Songwriters: Al Jolson / Billy Rose / Dave Dreyer
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS Time Changes Everything Song by Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys ‧ 1947 Songwriter: Tommy Duncan
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS Too Old To Cut The Mustard Most famously recorded by country music artists Ernest Tubb and Red Foley Bill Carlisle
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS Tumblin' Tumbleweeds Song by Sons of the Pioneers Songwriter: Bob Nolan
	03.09.25 \| 2 MINS Walking The Floor Over You Sung by Ernest Tubb Songwriters: Ernest Tubb
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again Song by Merle Haggard Writer(s): Wiley Walker, Gene Sullivan
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS When the Work’s All Done This Fall First published as a poem in 1893. Written by D.J. O’Malley. First recorded by Carl Sprague in 1925. Recorded by several artists. One, more recent, is Marty Robbinss. Written by D.J.O’Malley.
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS Who's Sorry Now Isham Jones had a hit recording of the song in 1923, Connie Francis in 1958. Songwriters: Bert Kalmar / Harry Ruby / Ted Snyder
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS Y'all Come Song by Porter Wagoner Songwriters: Arlie Duff
	03.09.25 \| 2 MINS Yellow Bird English lyrics by Alan and Marilyn Bergman. Recorded by the Mills Brothers, the Arthur Lyman Group, and others.
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS Yellow Rose of Texas Earliest known 1853 version, from Christy's Plantation Melodies. Song by Mitch Miller, 1955 Songwriters: Bill Black
	03.09.25 \| 2 MINS Yes, We Have No Bananas Song by Louis Prima Songwriters: Frank Silver / Irving Conn
	03.09.25 \| 3 MINS You Are My Sunshine Recorded by several artists beginning 1939 (Pine Ridge Boys, Rice Brothers Gang…) Songwriter: Jimmie Davis

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Country - A through I

Adobe Hacienda

Alabama Jubilee

All My Ex's Live In Texas

Any Time

Are You Lonesome Tonight?

Back Home Again

Beautiful Beautiful Brown Eyes

Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain

Candy Kisses

Coconut Grove

Cold, Cold Heart

Columbus Stockade Blues

Cotton Fields

Country Medley

Dixie

Don't Fence Me In

Down In The Valley

El Rancho Grande

Feleena (From El Paso)

For The Good Times

Frank's Original Tune

Fraulein

Funny Face

Get Out And Get Under The Moon

Grandpa

Green Green Grass Of Home

Half As Much

Happy Trails

Has Anybody Seen My Gal?

Have I Told You Lately That I Love You?

Have You Ever Been Lonely

He'll Have To Go

Heartaches

Hey, Good Lookin

Home On The Range

Honey

Country - I through S

I Can't Stop Loving You

I Love You So Much It Hurts

I Really Don't Want To Know

I Want To Be A Cowboy's Sweetheart

I Wish I Were Single Again

If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again

I'll Always Be In Love With You

It Had To Be You

Jambalaya (On The Bayou)

Just The Way You Are

Letter Edged In Black

Love Letters In The Sand

Lucille

Make The World Go Away

May I Sleep In Your Barn Tonight Mister

Mexicali Rose

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My Happiness

Near You

New River Train

Oh Lonesome Me

One Has My Name (The Other Has My Heart)

Paper Roses

Peach Pickin' Time in Georgia

Pistol Packin' Mama

Play a Simple Melody

Please Release Me

Red River Valley

Rocky Top

Room Full of Roses

Show Me the Way to Go Home

Singing the Blues

Slipping Around

Somebody Else is Taking My Place

Somebody Loves You

Steel Guitar Rag

Sweet Georgia Brown

Country - T through Z

Take These Chains from my Heart

Tennessee Waltz