Other Mixes By Matt Hinrichs
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Real Country A to Z Vol. 1
| Artist | Song | |
| Roy Acuff | Wabash Canonball (1938) | |
| Ryan Adams | Come Pick Me Up (2000) | |
| Eddie Adcock | Lonesome Banjo (1996) | |
| Trace Adkins | Arlington (2005) | |
| Rhett Akins | That Ain't My Truck (1995) | |
| Alabama | The Closer You Get (1983) | |
| Gary Allan | Right Where I Need to Be (1999) | |
| Deborah Allen | Baby I Lied (1983) | |
| Rex Allen | Don't Go Near the Indians (1962) | |
| Rex Allen Jr. | Lying in My Arms (1977) | |
| Elton Britt and Rosalie Allen | Quicksilver (1950) | |
| Terry Allen | Amarillo Highway (For Dave Hickey) (1979) | |
| Dave Alvin | Shenandoah (2000) | |
| The Amazing Rhythm Aces | Third Rate Romance (1975) | |
| Bill Anderson | My Life (Throw It Away If I Want To) (1969) | |
| John Anderson | Black Sheep (1983) | |
| Lynn Anderson | How Can I Unlove You (1971) | |
| Pete Anderson | My Little Angel (2004) | |
| Jessica Andrews | Good Time (2003) | |
| Area Code 615 | Stone Fox Chase (1970) | |
| Eddy Arnold | A Full Time Job (1952) | |
Comment:
An exercise for my Country-deprived music library: thumb through a copy of the All Music Guide to Country and find one song from each of the artists listed. I'm still not sure if I'll make it to Z (and some of these songs I'm still ... getting used to), but this is exposing me to some new and different music.
Feedback:
A fantastic idea! I look forward to future instalments.
"this is exposing me to some new and different music." -- Always a good thing. I wish you well on your journey.
very nice :) you certainly picked Ryan Adams' definitive track, IMO.
This is a Matt Hinrich's mix!? When did you move to Texas? Where's the synth pop, the Motown numbers, the loungy instrumentals? But seriously, I'm glad to see that you're expanding your musical horizons. Just don't start smoking Marlboros. So exactly how many volumes do you have in store?
This looks really interesting to say the least.
Nice first edition. Cover is wonderful. Looking forward to 25 more volumes.
I love that Deborah Allen song. especially when she yells out, "Baby! Baby! Baby!..." before breaking into the chorus again. you know what I mean.