Way Down by Layng Martine

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High Highs Low Lows by Stephen Kellogg

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Ain't Goin Down by Kent Blazy

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Dickey Lee and Wayland Holyfield wrote “I’ll Be Leaving Alone.” It was recorded by Charley Pride and released in May 1977 as the third single from his album She's Just an Old Love Turned Memory. The song went to Number 1 on the US and Canadian Country charts and it was Charley Pride’s eighteenth Number 1 country chart song. The song spent twelve weeks in the charts.

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Year 3000 by James Bourne

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Written byElizabeth Elkins, Ted Russell Kamp, and Vanessa Olivarez. Performed by Granville Automatic.

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Don't Rock The Jukebox written by Allan Jackson, Keith Stegall and Roger Murrah

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Brennen Leigh is an American triple threat songwriter, guitar and mandolin player, and singer. The combination of her exceptional flatpicking technique, crystalline voice and narrative storytelling has captured a cult following around the world. Her songs have been recorded by Lee Ann Womack, Rodney Crowell, Sunny Sweeney, Charley Crockett, and many others. She has just released her sixth solo album Prairie Love Letter produced by Grammy nominated Robbie Fulks and is an ode to her birthplace on the state line between Minnesota and North Dakota. Brennen began touring around the United States at the age of fourteen with her brother Seth Hulbert and is the two-time Texas Music Awards Best Femail Vocalist and the 2018 Ameripolian Music Honky Tonk Award winner. Twenty years later, Prairie Love Letter, reflects an immense evolution as an artist. The songs are both personal and universal. The songs are full of love letters to the landscape and the characters who fill it. On this episode, Brennen discusses “Prairie Funeral,” “North Dakota Cowboy,” “The John Deere H,” “Outside The Jurisdiction of Man,” and “Billy & Beau.”

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You Right by Rain Phoenix

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No Doubt About It by Neal McCoy written by Steve Seskin and John Scott Sherrill

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