February 28, 2026 - Dizzy Spell

11:00pm Any Old Wind That Blows by Johnny Cash on Any Old Wind That Blows (Columbia)

11:02pm Hang A Little Sign by Anita Carter on Songbird (Omni)

11:05pm Tomorrow Night in Baltimore by Waylon Jennings on Cedartown, Georgia (RCA Victor)

11:09pm Don't Blow No Smoke On Me by Sammi Smith on Help Me Make It Through the Night (Mega Records)

11:11pm The Good Old Days by Dick Curless on A Tombstone Every Mile (Bear Family)

11:14pm Chicken On The Ground by Wanda Jackson on Tears Will Be The Chaser For Your Wine (Bear Family)

11:16pm Watermelon Time in Georgia by Vernon Oxford on Woman, Let Me Sing You a Song (RCA Victor)

11:18pm Tom Lucas by Leona Williams on The Best of Leona Williams (Hickory)

11:20pm Hank and Lefty Raised My Country Soul by Stoney Edwards on Mississippi You're On My Mind (Capitol)

11:24pm Take an Old Cold 'Tater (and Wait) by Little Jimmy Dickens on Columbia Historic Edition (Columbia)

11:27pm Roly Poly by Ray Price on Ray Price & the Cherokee Cowboy (Bear Family)

11:29pm I'll Go on a Diet Tomorrow by Homer & Jethro on Life Can Be Miserable (RCA Victor)

11:31pm Hungry Eyes by Melba Montgomery on Don't Keep Me Lonely Too Long (Capitol)

11:34pm There's No Food in This House by Merle Kilgore on Teenager's Holiday (Bear Family)

11:36pm The Diet Song (Version 2) by Bobby Bare on Bobby Bare sings Shel Silverstein Plus (Bear Family)

11:41pm Tarnished Angel by George Jones on Cup Of Loneliness (Mercury)

11:43pm Hundred Proof Heartache by Loretta Lynn on Loretta Lynn Sings (Decca)

11:45pm Ain't It Awful by Porter Wagoner on The Thin Man From West Plains (Bear Family)

11:47pm I'm a Walking Advertisement (For the Blues) by Norma Jean on Let's Go All The Way (RCA Victor)

11:50pm Drunk Again by Lattie Moore on I'm Not Broke But I'm Badly Bent (Westside)

11:52pm If I Ever Fall In Love (With a Honky Tonk Girl) by Faron Young on Walk Tall: The Mercury Hit Singles 1963-75 (Westside)

11:55pm Two Empty Arms by Connie Smith on Cute 'n' Country (RCA Victor)

11:59pm Who's Sorry Now by Milton Brown & His Musical Brownies on The Complete Recordings Of The Father Of Western Swing (Texas Rose)