“You Can’t Never Tell,” written by Luke McDaniel, recorded by Hank Locklin, 1956.
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“Empty Bottles, Empty Heart,” written by Billy Hughes, recorded by Hank Locklin, 1953.
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“I’m Trimming My Christmas Tree With Teardrops,” written by Ernest Tubb and Frank Team, recorded by Ernest Tubb and His Texas Troubadours in 1964.
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“I’m Trimming My Christmas Tree With Teardrops,” written by Ernest Tubb and Frank Team, recorded by Ernest Tubb and His Texas Troubadours in 1964.
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“To Heck With Ole Santa Claus,” written and sung by Loretta Lynn, the hit from her 1966 Country Christmas album.
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“Christmas Without You,” written by Lawton Jiles and Buster Beam, sung by Luanne Hunt. The song was originally meant for Patsy Cline, who later recorded the tune with different lyrics as “How Can I Face Tomorrow?”
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“Patsy Cline’s Lost Christmas Song Lands In Top 20 On European Chart,” Dan Harr, Nashville Music News
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Singer Kitty Wells (née Ellen Muriel Deason) died Monday at age 92. Her husband of 74 years, Johnny Wright of the duo Johnny & Jack, passed away last year. Ms. Wells, the Queen of Honky Tonk Street, was the first woman vocalist to have a solo hit record on the Country & Western music charts.
Fender’s classic Telecaster guitar just turned 60 years old. The solid-body guitar that changed County, Rock, and Blues music sounds just as good as ever. Take it from James Burton, Jeff Beck, Merle Haggard, Elliot Easton, Keith Urban, and a few of their pals.
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