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Classic Country Corner is a radio show that airs every Saturday Morning at 8 on 98.7 WVMO, a 100 watt community radio station in Monona, Wisconsin. The show is a mix of vinyl and digital music. Dollar bins, estate sales, and thrift stores are the bedrock of the show’s musical library. Our Motto On Classic Country Corner, we play Classic Country Music from the likes of Waylon, Willie, Johnny, Dolly, Tammy, and Merle. Plus some one-hit wonders and songs that should’ve been hits.
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Here’s what we played:REDNECK MOTHERSHONKY TONKIN GARY STEWARTLONG-HAIRED COUNTRY BOY CHARLIE DANIELS BANDREDNECK VERNON OXFORDKENNY ROGERS TULSA TURNAROUNDDON WILLIAMS TULSA TIMECLASSIC COUNTRY FROM THE 50’S + 60’SBUCK OWENS WAITIN’ IN YOUR WELFARE LINEJOHNNY CASH 5 FEET HIGH AND RISINGGEORGE JONES TALL TALL TREESBOBBY BARE I’M A MAN OF CONSTANT SORROWCOWBOY COPAS FLAT ON READYBONUS BOBBY BARE JUST TO SATISFY YOU DUETSPORTER WAGGONER AND DOLLY PARTON 40 MILES FROM POPLAR BLUFFDAVE HOUSTON AND BARBARA MANDRELL A PERFECT MATCHDAVE AND SUGAR WE’VE GOT EVERYTHINGDON GIBSON AND DOTTIE WEST FINAL EXAMINATIONCONWAY TWITTY AND LORETTA LYNN BYE-BYE LOVEGATLIN BROTHERS ALL THE GOLD IN CALIFORNIA This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit classiccountrycorner.substack.com
We lost a legend this week.David Allan Coe passed away on Wednesday at the age of 86. Coe was considered one of the pioneers of the Outlaw Country Movement and writer of many songs that went on to be hits for other artists. He put out some controversial content in the 70’s but we are going to focus on the stuff we can play at 8 o’clock in the morning.DRINKING SONGSJohnny Russell Rednecks, White Socks and Blue Ribbon Beer Gary Stewart Backsliders WineWillie Nelson I Gotta Get DrunkWebb Pierce I’m Gonna Hang One On TonightFaron Young Wine Me UpSOMEBODY ELSE’S SONGDottie West Heartaches By The Number (made famous by Ray Price)Ray Price I Fall To Pieces (made popular by Patsy Cline)Charley Pride Help Me Make It Through The Night (Made Famous by Sammi Smith)JUST FOR FUNDave Dudley The Talk of the TownLynn Anderson Two Rolls of Scotch TapeDAVID ALLAN COELongHaired Red NeckTennessee WhiskeyWillie, Waylon and MeTanya Tucker Would You Lay With Me In A Field of StoneJohnny Paycheck Take This Job and Shove ItYou Never Called Me By My Name This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit classiccountrycorner.substack.com
There is a quote attributed to Pablo Picasso that says something to the effect of “Good artists copy, Great artists steal”. Which upon further investigation, is probably based on a T.S. Elliot quote.That’s a long way to get to this morning's theme. In early March, friend of the show Nate Gibson, host of Back to the Country on WORT, played 3 hours of Country Disco on his show and provided some history of the melting of Country and Disco genres in the late 70’s including playing some songs deriding the genre entirely. We do not have three hours but we are going to do our best.The internet defines country disco as a musical fusion genre that emerged in the late 1970s. It blended the traditional instrumentation of country music—such as pedal steel guitars, fiddles, and vocal twang—with the driving, four-on-the-floor rhythms, synthesized basslines, and lush string or horn arrangements characteristic of disco.HERE’S WHAT WE PLAYEDCountry Disc Bob Newkirk When I Stop Leaving (I’ll Be Gone) Charley Pride Get It Up Ronnie Milsap Country Disco Lee “Shot” Williams Baby I’m Burnin’ Dolly Parton Friend, Lover, Wife Johnny Paycheck I Can’t Wait Any Longer Bill Anderson I Ain’t Got No Business Doin’ Business Today George Jones Oh Honey - Oh Babe Loretta Lynn, Conway TwittyRing of Fire Carlene Carter Kaw-Liga Hank Williams, Jr. Folsom Prison Blues Jerry Lee LewisI Just Want To Be Your Everything Connie Smith I Will Survive Billie Jo Spears This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit classiccountrycorner.substack.com
The theme of this week’s show comes from what I’m calling my “Baby Boomer Spring Break” trip.Last week, I drove down to Tulsa, Oklahoma, and spent a couple of days at the Bob Dylan Center and the Woody Guthrie Center. They had so many great artifacts and little documentaries. It is truly amazing to see the breadth of work that man created, especially when you look at the ‘63 to ‘68 era.The rest of my time was spent driving parts of Route 66, hunting for roadside attractions, and listening to Jack Kerouac. (Jack Kerouac definitely stopped at Buc-ee’s, right?)Anyway, one of the things they brought up at the Bob Dylan Center was just how many people covered Dylan’s songs, especially in those early days. It almost reached a point where he was getting upset that other people were having hits with his songs and he wasn’t. (The Byrds had most of their hits with Dylan songs)So, that brings us to this week’s theme: the entire show is going to be dedicated to Bob Dylan covers.HERE’S WHAT WE PLAYEDDon’t Think Twice It’s Alright Waylon JenningsRainy Day Women #12 & #35 Flatt & ScruggsWanted Man George Thorogood & The DestroyersYou Ain’t Going Nowhere Nitty Gritty Dirt BandIf Not For You Glen CampbellTangled up in Blue The Charlie Daniels BandWhen I Paint My Masterpiece Emmylou HarrisWalkin’ Down The Line Ricky NelsonTonight I’ll Be Staying Here With You Tina TurnerThe Man in Me Lonnie MackMaggie’s Farm Lester FlattIt’s All Over Now, Baby Blue The Country GentlemenShe Belongs To Me Ricky Nelson and The Stone Canyon BandOne Too Many Mornings The HighwaymenIt Ain’t Me Babe Johnny CashREMINDER that next week is Vinylthon at WVMO and Classic Country Corner moves two hours ahead to 6am- 8am. From 6-7 a.m. CLASSIC COUNTRY CORNER GOES TO THE MOVIES! - We will be playing selections from the Soundtracks like True Grit, Nashville, The Electric Horseman and many more! Then from 7-8 a.m. CLASSIC COUNTRY CORNER IS FEELIN' SINGLE - this will be an hour of 45 records. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit classiccountrycorner.substack.com
When It’s Springtime in Alaska (It’s Forty Below) Johnny HortonWhen It’s Springtime In The Rockies Gene AutryBlossoms In The Springtime Hank SnowSeasons Of My Heart George JonesSpring Fever Loretta LynnSeasons Come, Seasons Go Bobbie GentrySummer, Winter, Spring And Fall Glen CampbellRoses in the Snow Emmylou HarrisSpring Tanya TuckerFirst Rose of Spring Willie NelsonThe First Whippoorwill Bill MonroeSpringtime In Heaven Don Reno, Red SmileySeason Suite: Spring John DenverYou’re as Welcome as the Flowers in May Hank SnowSpringtime Ian TysonDon’t Let The Sunshine Fool Ya’ Townes Van Zandt This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit classiccountrycorner.substack.com
This week we have 14 great truckin’ hits. Songs about the open road, police slowing you down,loneliness and how a CB radio can save the day.HERE’S WHAT WE PLAYEDMerle Haggard Movin’ On Dick Curless Long Lonesome Highway Red Simpson I’m A Truck CW McCall Wolf Creek Pass Dave Dudley Six Days On The Road CW McCall Convoy Red Sovine Phantom 309 Freddie Hart New York Joe and Redneck Tennessee Del Reeves Looking at the World Through a WIndshield Dick Curless Drag Em Off The Interstate Sock It To Em Blues Cletus Maggard and the Citizen Band The White Knight Brush Arbor Trucker and The UFO Dave Dudley Me and Ole CBRed Simpson Diesel Smoke + Dangerous Curves Stop by Classic Country Corner Saturday Morning at 8 only on 98.7 WVMO or online at WVMO.FM. or through the TuneIn or Radio Garden app on your phone. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit classiccountrycorner.substack.com
ANOTHER ALL VINTAGE, ALL ANALOG, ALL VINYL SHOW! We are on our 3rd week of Dollar Bin Discoveries and Recent Acquisitions.HERE’S WHAT WE PLAYEDMORNING SONGSBobbie Gentry Morning Glory Charley Pride Sunshiny Day Ernest Tubb and Loretta Lynn One To TenBartenderI’m Biting My Fingernails and Thinking of YouDISJOINTED DOUBLE PLAY Dottie West You Ain’t Woman EnoughLynn Anderson Promises PromisesDottie West Pick Me Up On Your Way DownLynn Anderson No Other TimeDave Dudley Yonder Comes A SuckerHank Snow I’m Moving OnJim Reeves He’ll Have To GoDon Gibson Oh Lonesome MePorter Wagoner Y’all ComeEddy Arnold Cattle CallJack & Misty Tennessee Bird Walk This song was #1 on the Country Charts for 2 weeks in 1970!!Stop by Classic Country Corner Saturday Morning at 8 only on 98.7 WVMO or online at WVMO.FM. or through the TuneIn or Radio Garden app on your phone. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit classiccountrycorner.substack.com
HERE’S WHAT WE PLAYEDFARON YOUNG -COUNTRY GIRL KENNY ROGERS - LUCILLE BOB LUMAN - LONELY WOMEN MAKE GOOD LOVERS BOBBY LEWIS - HELLO MARY LOU CLAUDE KING - TIGER WOMAN CHARLIE WALKER - DON’T SQUEEZE MY SHARMON JIMMY SKINNER - I FOUND MY GIRL IN THE USA DONNA FARGO - THE HAPPIEST GIRL IN THE WHOLE USAGEORGE HAMILTON IV - ABELINE SPUR - DON’T EVER TRUST A WOMAN MARTY ROBBINS - DEVIL WOMAN FARON YOUNG - SWEET DREAMS THE COMPTON BROTHERS - CLAUDETTE BUCK OWENS- SWEET ROSIE JONES JOHNNY DARRELL - RUBY, DON’T TAKE YOUR LOVE TO TOWN JEANIE C. RILEY - THE PRICE I PAY TO STAYGEORGE JONES - THE KING IS GONE AND SO ARE YOUStop by Classic Country Corner Saturday Morning at 8 only on 98.7 WVMO or online at WVMO.FM. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit classiccountrycorner.substack.com
Classic Country Corner is a radio show that airs every Saturday Morning at 8 on 98.7 WVMO, a 100 watt community radio station in Monona, Wisconsin. The show is a mix of vinyl and digital music. Dollar bins, estate sales, and thrift stores are the bedrock of the show’s musical library. Our Motto On Classic Country Corner, we play Classic Country Music from the likes of Waylon, Willie, Johnny, Dolly, Tammy, and Merle. Plus some one-hit wonders and songs that should’ve been hits.
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