The World Famous Ultimate Twang Radio Show, January 3, 2013

Greetings from Asheville, where the new year is upon us, and one World Famous Ultimate Twang Show is already in the books for 2013.  If you missed the show, last week, fear not, through Thursday night, you can still hear the program on our page at the Asheville Free Media site.  Simply click, here, then scroll down past the play list dates, and click the gray “play” button.  The latest show gave a wide spectrum of the glorious history of this great genre; with sounds from this past decade, clear back to the 1940′s.  Below is last week’s play list.

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The World Famous Ultimate Twang Radio Show, January 3, 2013

Dolly Parton	9 To 5	1981; #1 hit!
Neal McCoy	For A Change	1995
Statler Brothers	Who Am I To Say	1978
George Jones	Walk Through This World With Me	1967; #1 hit!
Cowboy Copas	Texas Red	1947; Almost hit
Barbara Mandrell	Married But Not To Each Other	1977
Jim Ed Brown	You Can Have Her	1967
Kenny Rogers	I Don’t Need You	1981; #1 hit!
Floyd Cramer	MEDLEY: This World Is Not My Home/I’ll Fly Away/Down In My Heart/Do Lord/Give The World A Smile
Vern Gosdin	Hangin’ On	1977
Webb Pierce	Wondering	1952; #1 hit!
Charley Pride	A Place For The Lonesome	1972; Classic Album Track
Alabama	Love In The First Degree	1982; #1 this week!
Roy Head	Come To Me	1978
Aaron Tippin	Without Your Love	1996; Almost hit
Dick Curless	Six Times A Day (The Trains Came)	1965
Brenda Lee	Coming On Strong	1966
Waylon Jennings	Theme From The Dukes Of Hazzard	1980; #1 hit!
Mary Chapin Carpenter	Down At The Twist And Shout	1991
Buck Owens	Foolin’ Around	1961
Ernest Ashworth	Talk Back Trembling Lips	1963; #1 hit!
Rex Allen Jr.	The Last Of The Silver-Screen Cowboys	1982; Almost hit; guest vocals by Rex Allen Sr. & Roy Rogers
Exile	Crazy For Your Love	1985; #1 hit!
Pam Tillis	Don’t Tell Me What To Do	1991
Carl Smith	Let Old Mother Nature Have Her Way	1952; #1 this week!
Andy Griffith	I’ll Fly Away	1972
Emmylou Harris	Save The Last Dance For Me	1979
Tennessee Ernie Ford	Sixteen Tons	1955; #1 hit!
Jim Reeves	Moonlight And Roses	1964; Classic Album Track
Gene Autry	(I’ve Got Spurs That) Jingle, Jangle, Jingle	1942
Crystal Gayle	I’ll Do It All Over Again	1977
Patti Page	The Tennessee Waltz	1951
Marty Robbins	Five Brothers	1960; Almost hit
Moon Mullican	Cherokee Boogie	1951
Kenny Chesney	There Goes My Life	2003; #1 hit!
Faron Young	Riverboat	1959
Jack Greene	You Are My Treasure	1968; #1 hit!
The Happiest Girl In The Whole U. S. A.	Donna Fargo	1972; #1 hit!
Darrell Clanton	Lonesome 7-7203	1984; Almost hit
Elvis Presley	I Beg Of You	1958
Jerry Reed	Remembering	1968
Terri Clark	You’re Easy On The Eyes	1999; #1 this week!
Jimmie Davis	When The Saints Go Marching In	1962
Jerry Lee Lewis	Middle Aged Crazy	1978
Martina McBride	I Love You	1999; #1 hit!
Eddy Arnold	May You Always	1963; Classic Album Track
Ernest Tubb	Half A Mind	1958
Mel Tillis	Send Me Down To Tuscon	1979
Wilf Carter (Montana Slim)	I’m Gonna Tear Down The Mailbox	1948; Almost hit
Little Texas	Amy’s Back In Austin	1995
Boots Randolph	These Boots Are Made For Walking	1966