The radio program is still scheduled on alternate Saturday evenings but now runs for 2 hours and commences an hour later at 10pm. Not a good propostion for those who can’t stay up late but that’s the deal unfortunately.

While I am here, KA sent me this link of a You tube video.   A new direction in musical instrument technology.  I found the video interesting and enjoyable but also reinforced the idea that technology is leaping far ahead of my ability to make use of it.  I have enough to do with daily chores and trying to master texting on the phone and other things that are important to me let alone trying to keep up with the new fangled gadgets.

Hope to catch up with you soon

Cheers

Clelia is a finalist in 2008 Song of the Year with her own composition, Wildflowers, the title track of her current album; 2008 Artist of the Year; and 2008 Female Vocalist of the Year.

It’s a good thing for Alan Jackson and Brad Paisley that Clelia wasn’t eligible for the Male Vocalist of the Year category, as Adam Harvey once said of Sara Storer at the Golden Guitar Awards when Sara scored her record haul of seven Golden Guitars.

Clelia was over the moon to receive the good news via email from Europe, where songs from her current album Wildflowers and its predecessor, Heartbeat Highway, have consistently dominated the ECMA charts in recent years.

“It’s accolades such as this that make me realise why I do this whole crazy thing,” Clelia said. Radio programmers right around Europe/NZ/Australia have been so supportive of my songs, I can’t thank them enough. For this little Aussie who’s out there doing it, you have my wholehearted and most sincere gratitude.”

Voting in these awards is only permitted by current ECMA members and reporters and begins on July 4. These are the nominees for results and airplay throughout 2008 – and not 2009. To find out more about the awards, visit the ECMA website www.europeancma.com and to find out more about Clelia, visit www.cleliaadams.com

For a full list of nominees in the awards, please see below…

Nominees for Song of the Year 2008

Frizzell & Friends. This Is Our Time. BSW
Dave Sheriff. A Friend In Need. Hillcrest
Alan Jackson. Small Town Southern Man. Arista
Robert Mizzell. You’re Why God Made Me. Hillcrest
John Maines Jr. Outlaw Runnin’ Wild. Endless Love
Peter & The Rowers with Joe Diffie. Long Gone Loner. Mark Trail Music
Alan Jackson. Good Time. Arista
Arly Karlsen. The Day I Found You. Hillcrest
Erin Hay. Cracker Barrell Connoiseur. Westwood
Billy Yates. Like A Radio. MOD
Tommy Young. Everybody Loves A Cowboy. NiteSky
Arly Karlsen. A Hold On You. Hillcrest
Perley Curtis & Erin Hay. Making Plans. Perley
Hermann Lammers Meyer. Never Ending Song Of Love. Hillcrest
Gary & Carol Bibb. Losin’ My Senses. Nite*Sky
Danni Leigh. Quarter Over You. AGR
Lucie Diamond. I Wanna Be Rich. Hillcrest
Dick Barnes. North Carolina…The Place To Be. Comstock/Hot Star/MTM
Keith McCoy. Strange To Us Is Dangerous. Armadillo
Clelia Adams. Wildflowers. Hillcrest
Hermann Lammers Meyer. What Goes On. Desert Kid/Hillcrest

Nominees for Artist of the Year 2008

Alan Jackson
Arly Karlsen
Robert Mizzell
Hermann Lammers Meyer
Dave Sheriff
Erin Hay
John Maines Jr.
Billy Yates
Judy Kanyo
Paul & Helen Mateki
Brad Paisley
Pam Tillis
Tommy Young
Dick Barnes
Clelia Adams
Peter And The Rowers
Gary & Carol Bibb
Declan Nerney
Danni Leigh
Lucie Diamond

Nominees for Male Vocalist of the Year 2008

Alan Jackson
Arly Karlsen
Robert Mizzell
Hermann Lammers Meyer
Dave Sheriff
John Maines Jr.
Billy Yates
Brad Paisley
Tommy Young
Dick Barnes

Nominees for Female Vocalist of the Year 2008

Erin Hay
Judy Kanyo
Pam Tillis
Clelia Adams
Danni Leigh
Lucie Diamond
Liz Talley
Taylor Swift
Rustie Blue
Allison Janisse

-Contributed.

Like Christmas, some things in life are needed to be penciled in on the calender well in advance. So grab a pencil and copy the following details:

In concert at the Moe RSL on
FRIDAY 4TH DECEMBER
Wayne Horsburgh , The Howie Brothers & Robert Edge (guitar)

Playlist

• A Truckie Headin’ Home — Gavan Arden
  • Walls — Adam Harvey
  • I’ll Get By Somehow — Webb Pierce
  • Dog-Gone It Baby, I’m In Love — Carl Smith
  • What I’m Drinkin’ About — Doug Bruce
  • Copperhead Road — Steve Earl
  • Age Of Grace — James Blundell
  • Understand Your Man — George Farnham
  • Hard Workin’ Man — Aaron Tippin
  • High On A Hilltop — Buck Owens
  • Liza’s Up The Simmon Tree — Grandpa Jones
  • Hand On The Glass — Jim Eanes
  • I’ll Never Forgive My Heart — Brooks & Dunn
  • Always Think Of You — Billy Walker
  • Windy Bill — Rex Allen
  • New San Antonio Rose — Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys
  • Why Don’t You Leave This Town — Hawkshaw Hawkins
  • She Ain’t Your Ordinary Girl — Alabama
  • Walker’s Wood — Ed Bruce
  • Rebelicious — Jamey Johnson
  • Gimme All Your Lovin’ — Lonestar
  • He’s The King Of Australian Country Music — Keith Jamieson
  • If You Walk Out That Gate — Slim Dusty
  • There Goes My Heart — The Mavericks
  • I’d Cross The Line — Restless Heart
  • Where The Soul Of Man Never Dies — Kitty Wells & Johnny Wright
  • The Weapon Of Prayer — The Louvin Brothers
  • Sweet Heaven When I Die — Doc Watson & Clarence Ashley
  • Carry You — Amy Grant
  • A Travelin’ Man — Slim Whitman
  • Hey LaLa — Ray Price & the Cherokee Cowboys
  • My Half Of Our Past — Del Reeves
  • All Those Years — Vice Gill
  • Small Town Dreamer — Wayne Law
  • What I’m For — Pat Green
  • If I Could – Sunny Sweeney
  • Fool Hearted Memory — George Strait
  • I Would — Phil Vassar
  • The Bells That Broke My Heart — Slim Whitman
  • I Told You So — Carrie Underwood & Randy Travis
  • Somebody Paints The Wall — Tracy Lawrence
  • Wal-Mart Flowers — Stephen Cochran
  • Hold On To Me — Rissi Palmer
  • Built To Last — Heartland
  • Spread A Little Love Around — Tracey Miller
  • Separate Ways — Rick Trevino
  • Daydream Believer — Ann Murray with Nelly Furtado
  • I Don’t Have A Thing To Wear — Laura Bryna
  • Invisibly Shaken — Rodney Atkins
  • Speak To The Sky — Ms Scooter Lee
  • What’s So Funny About Peace, Love and Understanding — The Holmes Brothers

Thanks KA.

Some six years after his death, Aussie country music legend Slim Dusty could be about to notch up another chart hit.

An unreleased recording by the singer, who died in 2003, has been discovered by his wife Joy McKean and will be included on a coming Slim Dusty compilation album.

Give Me Room was written by one of Dusty’s favourite songwriters, John Dohling, and is believed to have been recorded at his home studio sometime in 1997.

Members of his Travelling Country Band played on the recording, which was completed and digitally mastered by Don Bartley.

It will be included on an upcoming 80-song Slim Dusty trucking collection titled Sittin’ on 80, which will be released through EMI on July 24.

‘Slim Dusty is one of the most important artists in the history of EMI Music Australia,’ EMI Music Australasia chairman Mark Poston said.
‘He sits in the upper vanguard of artists alongside The Beatles, Sinatra and The Beach Boys as part of our incredible history – so a new track is a huge deal for us and his legions of fans.’

Give Me Room will be released to radio on June 22.

Contributed.

Down at the Tarago Reservoir is a visitors park and in the gardens is this golden banksia

The calendar marks the first of June as the first day of winter and it looks as if it wants to set in, in the next few days. The days are noticeably shorter and there have been a few mornings with the hint of a frost. It has been good to bask in the last throes of autumn and the lovely warm days we have had this week. Interestingly, I thought that the deciduous trees turned their colours and lost their leaves late this year, having done so from about Anzac Day.
My neighbour, George has been slowed up over the last few weeks with some bad health but the sun got him up and out and getting his wood sorted for the cooler weather to come.
The mountain ducks have returned and as you drive around the farm it appears as if there is a pair in each paddock. I don’t know if they are just following me around or if there is actually quite a number around. One morning a pair were moseying around and were joined by another solitary duck, swooping low and then bringing its wings to an upright position and with a couple of flaps came to a running stop much to the annoyance of the existing pair. The drake took a running leap and chased the intruder away who took to the air. Later, and over the next few days I noticed this solitary duck in his own paddock and always by itself. It must have lost its partner. I wonder where ducks go to find a friend? Anyways, I have since noticed that he is spending more time pal’ ling up with the other set.

Just a reminder, you can go and see Terry and Jenny together with Keith Jamieson and Alisha Smith in concert at the Moe RSL on June 27th from 8pm. It was only a short time ago that The Soldier and His Banjo – a song drawn from a photo, was released. The Bennetts released their third album, Songs of Our Land. Individual songs from the album have been recognised with a TIARA award in January, The Gidgee Bush Ballad Award in December ’08, the Stan Coster Memorial Award in January. For more details phone 03-5127-1007.

Also, I heard on the lines that Reg Poole and Owen Blundell are heading out to the Traralgon Bowls Club soon. Check your local guides or the venue for more details.

Playlist.

• Peter Coad – A Good Season
• Amos Morris – Follow In the Footsteps
• John Williamson – Just A Dog
• Sunny Cowgirls – The Old Silo
• Zac Brown Band – Chicken Fried
• Charlie Rich – Behind Closed Doors
• Shaza Leigh – Darlin’
• Trev and Kym Warner – Bound For Glory
• Jeff Gibson – Days of Old Khancoban
• Smoky Dawson/Howie Brothers – Ridin’
• Tom T Hall – Country Is
• Jeff Foxworthy – You Might Be a Redneck
• Victoria Bailey – A Good Thing
• Graham Rodger – A Saddle for a Throne
• Terry and Jenny – The Soldier and His Banjo
• - Red Dog
• Kedron Taylor – Tears of A Country Dad.
• And a few others that I failed to note down.

…and now for the truly wonderful KA and her selection of country music.

• All I Ask For Anymore — Trace Adkins
  My Old Home Town -/ Hank Locklin \- Simple Things
  Can’t Break It To My Heart — Tracy Lawrence
  If You Don’t Know It — Don Gibson
  My Song — Stonewall Jackson
  I’m Going To Straddle My Saddle — Polly Jenkins with Texas Rose
  Howard — Keith Jamieson
  Cool — John Michael Montgomery
  Without You — Keith Urban
  I Got You — Craig Morgan
  A Rose Is A Rose Is A Rose — Jimmy Dean
  I’d Climb The Highest Mountain — Slim Whitman
  What Are We Gonna About The Moonlight — Hank Thompson & the Brazos Valley Boys
  Do You Think I Don’t Know — Bob Easter
  I’ll Take A Chance With You — Hawkshaw Hawkins
  Heartaches By The Number — Ray Price & Vince Gill
  Learnin’ The Language — Gary Hale’s Uncle Bill
  Hometown Boy — Restless Heart
  Uncle Pete — Adam Brand
  If Tomorrow Never Comes — Garth Brooks
  At The End Of The Day — Slim Whitman
  Another Place Another Time — Don Williams

Nuffield Farming Scholarships.
The Nuffield Agriculture Scholarship gives Australians involved in farming the opportunity to pursue Studies in agriculture throughout the world. This year there are up to 20 scholarships available in many different fields of agriculture.
Previous Nuffield scholar, Lester Marshall, an oyster farmer from Coffin Bay, SA enjoyed the responsibility to go forth and find the world’s best practice in his given interest, and bring back those skills to his community.
Lester Marshall said, “One of the most important things I have got out of my scholarship is the confidence to make long term business decisions. I can’t imagine what life would be like without a Nuffield Scholarship.”
To find out more about a Nuffield Scholarship, visit www.nuffield.com.au or phone 03 5480 0755. Applications close June 30, 2009.

Next show is on Saturday June 20, catch up with us then on 3BBR-103.1fm.

Events
Terry and Jenny will be coming to Moe with a performance at the Moe RSL on 27 June for an evening performance.  They will be performing  in  concert with Alisha Smith and Keith Jamieson (who recently toured Vic, Tas and SA earlier this year with Dianne Lindsay and Peter Simpson and their Dinki Di Show) . Alisha and Keith recently released their latest CD, Rhythm and Rhyme.
Terry and Jenny

Farewells to Some Special Friends

At times you may have described her as mad as a hatter, but she always got a good laugh. I’m talking about Rita Schneider, sister of yodeller, Mary and eintertainer in her own right, who died on March 28, 2009 at 81 years of age.

Rita began her entertaining career with sister, Mary in Brisbane in 1945 on Australia’s Amateur Hour. She appeared on the Bob Dyer and Jack Davey radio shows as well as appearances on shows with Graham Kennedy, Barry Crocker, Bobby Limb and Smoky Dawson.

In recent years she released a series of wonderful comedy CD’s.

A day without laughter is a day wasted. Rita Schneider

Earlier this week Victoria held a state funeral for the respected actor, Charles ‘Bud’ Tingwell.

Whenever I heard the lovely measured tones of Bud Tingwell on the radio, it always gave me the feeling that I was listening to a wise gentleman, whose warmth and generosity elevated your spirits.

Playlist

• Jim Ayres – When the Children Are Gone
• Emerson Drive – A Good Man
• Melinda Schneider – I’ll Take Care of You
• Amos Morris – On Golden Wings
• The Schneider Sisters – When Grandma Does the Square Dance
• Don Gibson – Just One More Time
• Kenny Chesney – Somebody Take Me Home
• Charlie Landsborough – How Do You Do Those Things
• Garth Brooks – What She’s Doing Now
• Leon Lowes and Maggie Stewart – All That Is Left is Time
• Rex Dallas – Who Burns the Gidgee
• Slim Dusty – Old Laddie
• Slim Dusty – When the Rain Tumbles Down In July
• Gordon Parsons – The Bellinger Is Home Sweet Home To Me
• Bruce Green – Jambalya
• Charles Bud Tingwell reminiscing about working with Smoky Dawson
• Roy Rene – Mo’s Cow taken from McCackie Mansion
• Trisha Yearwood – I’ll Still Love You More
• Warren Fahey – Life Wasn’t Meant To Be Easy
• Wayne Hankock – Locomotive Joe
• Patsy Cline – Got A Lot of Rhythm in My Soul
• Montgomery Gentry – Back When I Knew It All

What a strange thing it is, but the songs selected tonight seem to have long titles.

And now for KA’s selection of music.

• The Mark ‘Round Your Finger — Hawkshaw Hawkins
• I’m Getting Better — William Ed Bruce
• She’s Got honky Tonk Blood (In Her Veins) — Billy Walker
• Two Wrongs Made it Right — Wayne Law
• Daddy’s Radio — Billy Yates
• Someday You Will Pay — The Miller Sisters
• Building A Bridge — Claude King
• Australian Bushman — Bob Easter
• Getting Any Food For Your Chickens — Del Reeves
• You Take Me For Granted — Leona Williams
• That’s how The Yodel Was Born — Slim Whitman
• Help Stamp-Out Loneliness — Stonewall Jackson
• I Never Once Stopped Loving You — Bill Anderson
• Make You Mine — Crossin Dixon
• She Wouldn’t Be Gone — Blake Shelton
• Till Nothing Comes Between Us — John Michael Montgomery
• Runnin’ Behind — Tracy Lawrence
• Whoa, Sailor — Hank Thompson & the Brazos Valley boys
• Die Son Skyn Weer More (Sunrise in Afrikaan) — Slim Whitman
• I Get The Shot End Everytime — Ray Price & the Cherokee Cowboys
• There’s No Greater Time Than Now — Kitty Wells with Johnny Wright
• Mighty Long Way To Travel — Grandpa Jones
• The Long Way — Hawkshaw Hawkins
• Followed Closely By My Teardrops -/ Hank Locklin \- Behind The Footlights
• I Don’t Work For A Living — Pete Wiggins

Remember to keep 6 June free to tune in to the next edition of Country Capers on 3BBR-103.1fm from 9pm.  Hope to catch up with you then.

The Howie Brothers on the web

Debbie Parry – here you will find out who she is

And a clash of days…
Lee Forster will be appearing at the Morwell club on Friday 15 May. Details contact the venue.
Lee Forster on the way-ward-walk

Future dates…

Terry and Jenny and Keith Jamieson will be at Moe RSL on the 27th June 2009.

I did mention on air that Dolly Parton left a contribution in my diary, bless her pretty soul, about keeping young. Here are the details.

The secret of staying young is to live honestly, eat slowly and lie about your age. Dolly Parton.

{Sorry, the playlist is not yet available.}

…and now to hand the pen over to KA,

Country Capers  pt 2  Sat 9/5/09 – lead into Mother’s Day

• Long Trip Home — Dierks Bentley
• A Heap Of Lovin’ — Hawkshaw Hawkins
• A Real Country Song — Dale Watson
• Don’t Tell A Soul I Love You — Billy Walker
• The Door — George Jones
• What Will I Do? — Claude King
• It Takes Me All Night Long — Del Reeves
• Red Umbrella — Faith Hill
• You’re A Stronger Man Than I Am — Restless Heart
• Angels — Randy Travis
• Papa Loved Mama — Garth Brooks
• I’ll Go Get The Toolbox — Stonewall Jackson
• Tennessee Yodel Polka — Slim Whitman with Virginia lee
• Give It Away — Bill Anderson
• You Bring Out The Best In Me — Slim Whitman
• Flyin’ South -/- Hank Locklin -/- Wooden Soldier
• Holding Everything — Randy Owen & Megan Mullins
• That’s How It still Oughta Be — Trent Tomlinson
• The Only Promise That Remains — Reba McEntire with Justin Timberlake
• Rock In The Ocean — Hank Thomson & the Brazo’s Valley Boys
• Reckless Lovin’ — Terry Gibbs
• The More I see Of Those Cowboys — Leona Williams
• Her sweet Love And The Baby — Ed Bruce
• You’ve Got My Troubles Now — Ray Price & the Cherokee Cowboys
• Bush Ballad Rock — Keith Jamieson
• When You Say Yes — Hawkshaw Hawkins
• Thank God For A Mother Like Mine — Kitty Wells with Johnny Wright

Next broadcast of Country Capers on 3BBR 103.1fm will be on Saturday 23 May from 9pm, see you then. If you want to contact us phone during the broadcast on 56-254-995.

Songbirds on DVD

“What I love about the Songbirds is that it’s a great representation of what a good show is.. and they’re all hot!” Troy Cassar-Daley

“Gina is the beautiful Lyre bird, putting on a show, Beccy is the whip bird, whipping them all into shape and Sara’s the Butcher bird with that beautiful Australian voice..” John Williamson

“I watched the whole show and couldn’t wait to get up there and join them, I just loved it..” Kasey Chambers

Go to Beccy Cole at Music Trolly to be one of the first people to pre-order this very special DVD

-Contributed

Troy Cassar Daley - Deluxe

TROY CASSAR-DALEY
I LOVE THIS PLACE

Troy’s Record Company has just announced the release of a limited edition CD / DVD pack and an LP vinyl version of his new album “I Love This Place”.

Both of these items are very limited in number and will be treasured items to any Troy Cassar-Daley fan.

As an added bonus to these fantastic products, each purchase will receive free shipping and will be signed by Troy!

This is a truly unique opportunity to pick up an exclusive limited edition album and have it signed by the man himself!

Click here to be part of this amazing offer now!

‘I love this place’ is the record I have always wanted to make
Having time to write about what inspires me and makes me
Proud to be an Australian has been a true privilege.
I hope this record means as much to you as it does me
And helps the miles not seem so long
And our days seem brighter
Big love Troy..

The new album instores April 17th.
Go to Troy Cassar Daley at Music Trolly to Pre Order Now.

-Contributed

Meal time fit for a gang-gang cockatoo

Country Capers Program Notes.
April 11, 2009

To reach the age of 75 years is a special event and so I couldn’t miss the opportunity of wishing the ‘Professor’ a happy birthday for the 9th April.  Over the last year or so he has shared with me many stories.  Of particular interest was the many old techniques he learned as a plumber all those years ago, skills which are no longer used such as using molten lead to caulk cast iron pipes and telling me about the properties of, if I remember correctly, fullers paste, a substance made of linseed oil and something else.  (Gee, my memory is getting bad.  I’m going to visit the prof this afternoon, I had better take a notepad).

However my favourite story is when as a young plumbing apprentice, in the workshop where he worked, they bent steel boiler pipe in a forge.  The pipe was filled with sand to retain the heat and with the use of a large table with pegs to guide the accuracy of the bend, heat from the forge and muscle of several men the tube was bent to the desired shape.

In the process of manipulating the pipe in and around the workshop, the manhandled pipe strayed out onto the road way and at times also into the path of the trams which had to stop to make way for the men and their pipe.  Take care boys, watch for the electric wire above the tram car.

It all leaves  me to recall a British film called “The Plank”.  No words required, it was played usually on the ABC for Christmas.

Events

The Howie Brothers together with a guest will be performing at the Moe RSL, Friday 15 May.

Gippsland Country Music Club music meeting and get together is held every third Sunday at the Gippsland Heritage Park (Gippstown), Moe from 1 – 5pm. Next meeting is on Sunday, 19 April. Go along for an entertaining afternoon of country music and if you sing and play you are more than welcome to take the stage.

Country band, Ruckus will again be heading to Noojee Hotel on April 18.

Barham Bush Bash is held at the Barham Services club on the 21st to 24th May. This year artists include: Tom Maxwell, Peter Coad and the Coad sisters, Brian Letton, Jim Hermel, Ernie Constance, Gavin Arden (Gippslands bush balladeer), Carol Heuchan, Graham Rodgers and Des Morgan, George Farnham, Slim Connor and Allan Carroll. More information contact Joyce Yates, 0408-218-411.

Staying up north but a little up the Murray River, Mulwala will be hosting the Mulwala Country Music Spectacular at the Mulwala Club Resort on May 1st to 3rd. Performing will be a variety of Australian country and Bush Ballad artists . More info contact Ron Morgan, email address, rjm888@y7mail.com

Back to home and the Drouin Butter Factory Theatre are hosting Damian Howard and the Ploughboys with special guest Shane Howard and Peter Denahy in a night of original Australian music on Friday 17 April at 1 South Road , Drouin at 8pm. More info, Chris Young 03-5966-6251 or info@ploughboys.com.au. Bookings phone, Margaret, 03-5625-4244
Ploughboys Webpage

Playlist 11 April 2009

• Ain’t No Wheels On This Ship — Patsy Cline
• Ten Thousand Teardrops — Slim Whitman
• The Old Gidgee Tree — Bob Easter
• Got It Bad — Keith Urban
• Friends — John Michael Montgomery
• Ninety Seven More To Go — Ed Bruce
• It Ain’t About Easy — Montgomery Gentry
• Frilly Shirt — Jimmy Dean
• Old Man In Little Boy’s Shoes — John O’Dea
• I Ain’t Got No Roses — Billy Walker
• Hard Rock Bottom Of Your Heart — Randy Travis
• Then It’s Love — Don Williams
• Here’s To Us — Tania Kernaghan
• You Gotta Have A License — Buck Owens
• The Great White Horse — Buck Owens & Susan Raye
• Raining In My Heart — Gerry Hale’s Uncle Bill
• Waltz Of The Wind — Hank Locklin
• Gospel Medley — Adam Brand
• Johnny, My Love –/ Hank Locklin/– The Keeper Of The Keys
• Down The Street To 301 — Johnny Cash
• Kiss On The Door –/Hank Locklin/– If We Only Had Old Ireland Over Here
• I Love You Because –/ Hank Locklin/– Heading Down The Wrong Highway
• Heaven’s Highway One — Keith Jamieson
• God Put A Rainbow In The Clouds — Kitty Wells & Johnny Wright
• Straight From Heaven — Slim Whitman
• Tree Of Hate –/ Del Reeves/– Looking At The World Through A Windshield
• Sounds Like Life To me — Daryl Worley
• All I Want To Do — Sugarland
• Fine Line — Little Big Town
• Can’t Behave — Danielle Peck
• Meat & Potato Man — Brice Long
• Tennessee Girl — Sammy Kershaw
• Mean Mean Mama — Light Crusty Doughboys
• Oh Lonesome Me — Scooter Lee
• What’s The Matter With Deep Elam — The Sunshine Boys
• The Girl’s Get Prettier –/Hank Locklin/– Wishing On A Star

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Thur 16/4/09 10pm to Midnight  / Play Some More Country
[fill in for Denny Hughes'/ Play It One More Time]

• What’s So Funny About Peace, Love & Understanding — The Holmes Brothers
• Poor Little Angeling — Slim Whitman
• Separate Ways — Rick Trevino
• Waitin’ On The Good Life To Come — Leona Williams & Merle Haggard
• I Overlooked An Orchid — Carl Smith
• Flowers — Adam Harvey
• I Know Better — Ed Bruce
• Did You Let Your Light Shine — Kitty Wells & Johnny Wright
• Winner At A losing Game — Rascal Flatts
• Long As I Live — John Michael Montgomery
• Beautiful Brown Eyes — Billy Walker
• Angel In An Apron — Jimmy Dean
• Every Road — Carl Perkins
• Goin’ Cross The Sea — Grandpa Jones
• Roll Up Some Inspiration — Burl Ives
• Mary Had A Little Lamb — Hank Thompson & the Brazos Valley Boys
• Yodellin’ Rambling Cowboy — Frank Marvin
• I Saw My Castles Fall Today — Ray Price & his Cherokee Cowboys
• Using My Bible For A Roadmap — Bill Anderson
• Where The Red Red Roses Grow — Claude King
• Hesitation Blues — Willie Nelson & Asleep At The Wheel
• Jones Stomp — The Port Arthur Jubileers
• Remember Me, I’m The One Who Loves You — Slim Whitman
• My Last Chance With You — Buck Owens
• What Are They Doing In Heaven Today? — Broderick Smith
• That Lucky Old Sun — Kenny Chesney & Willie Nelson
• Lil Liza Jane — Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys
• Behind The Footlights — Hank Locklin
• The New National Anthem — The Sensitive New Age Cowperson’s
• I Can’t Stop Loving You –/Hank Locklin/–You’re The Reason
• Man Of The House — Chuck Wicks
• Little Bitty Heart — Claude King
• Wolverton Mountain — Connie Francis & Hank Williams Jr.

Thanks to KA.

Next program on Saturday April 25 from 9pm, join us then and give us a call on 03_56_254_995 and let us know of your favourite country songs and artists.  Catch you then,

cheers,  Countrycapers.