45 mixes with tracks by “Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys”

Put on your boots, grab your hat, and head on out to Texas, y'all. Fourteen tracks including music by Jesse Dayton, Waylon Jennings, and Charlie Daniels.

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20 more of the best tunes ol' Bob played in Season 1 of his radio show.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theme_Time_Radio_Hour_Season_One

including music by Kitty Wells and Hank Williams

Music to drown your sorrows

Forty-four songs from the year 1936 including music by Benny Goodman, Django Reinhardt, and Billie Holiday & Her Orchestra.

82 (yes) tracks including music by David Grisman, Dillard & Clark, and Emmylou Harris. My first and probably last excursion into this realm of Americana. Twang music.

PRIMM FM – Wasteland Boogie for Ed-E
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129 tracks including music by Mark Knopfler, The Wiyos, Hedningarna.

My friend Reverend Alex G (http://8tracks.com/reverendalexg) has been loosing a series of absolutely brilliant mixes of classic soul and funk tracks about food called Me So Hungry. This is my country-fried southern-style rebuttal. Jimmy Dean, Dale Watson, and even Kenny Chesney!

Twenty-six tracks recorded in 1941 -- including music by Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys, Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra, and Bing Crosby.

Eleven tracks including music by Billie Holiday, Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys, and Bukka White.

Kid's songs that aren't actually kids songs, good for when the Raffi CDs are driving you nuts. Upbeat, fun and simple songs, good for playtime, dancing and driving in the car. Includes songs by The Carolina Chocolate Drops, Leadbelly, and Grandaddy.