42 mixes with songs by “Lefty Frizzell”

Happy Valentine's Day & Enjoy!

influences on, and contemporaries of, hank williams & the hillbilly sound.
(does not actually contain any hank williams songs.)

I guess you could say this mix has a rural feel with an oh so much broader appeal. Moonshine and/or reefer'll do you fine and you'll feel supine. Twenty-one tracks featuring Woody Guthrie, Willie Nelson, and Johnny Horton.

reminds me of late night drives through the ozarks in the back seat, acting like i was asleep while mom and dad sang up front.

kitty, faron, hank (both snow and thompson), webb, lefty, and more...

If the word "country" turns you off, it's because you've had your tastes poisoned by pop.
Seventeen tracks including music by the Beastie Boys (that's right), David Allan Coe, and Wayne Hancock.

Eight tracks that put me in a Lone Star State of mind. Including music by Hank Williams III, Wayne Hancock, and Jimmie Dale Gilmore.

Another mix of real country music.
Twenty-one tracks including music by Willie, Waylon, and the Boys as well as Billy Joe Shaver, Charley Pride, and Lefty Frizzell.

I thought about it for a minute. I'd rather you wore the boots.

A small and very idiosyncratic history of country music. Since Gregory writes about Loretta Lynn and Gene Autry, they made the cut. It's all good, hope you enjoy!

Country & Western tunes from the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s.

Eighteen old tracks including music by Bill Monroe, Buck Owens and Ernest Tubb and the Texas Troubadours.