what's one of your favorite songs from the year you were born?

....Well let's see,there was....

.....I'll Go On Alone.....Marty Robbins

.....Kaw-Liga......Hank Willliams

.....Your Cheating Heart.....Hank Williams

.....Mexican Joe.....Jim Reeves

.....Hey Joe.......Carl Smith

.....Dear John Letter.....Ferlin Husky/Jean Shepard

.....I'll Forget More Than You'll Ever Know.....The Davis Sisters

.....There Stans The Glass.....Webb Pierce

......Oh and a song called...

......How Much Is That Doggie In The Window......Patti Page

......1953.......

Hank Snow:

Rhumba Boogie

Unwanted Sign Upon Your Heart

Bluebird Island(with Anita Carter)

Bill Monroe:

Kentucky Waltz

Christmas Times A Comin'

Hank Williams:

Hey Good Lookin'

Howlin'At the Moon

Baby We're Really In love

Ernest Tubb:

Driftwood on the River

Lefty Frizzell:

I Want to be with You Always

1951. Yep, I'm old and lucky to have grown up hearing this kind of music.

i replaced into born in 1994, and that i've got an obsession with that twelve months in music. injury- 9 Inch Nails pal Holly- Weezer stay continuously- Oasis Sabotage- Beastie Boys 4st 7lb- Manic street Preachers BQ: My mom and dad have been born in 1954, so i will circulate with Frank Sinatra's i'm getting A Kick Out Of You. There wasn't lots determination although.

I have to do some serious time travel lol, all the way back to 1957, to dig up the year of some my favorites, that were done the year I was born.

Johnny Cash's "Give My Love To Rose"

Patsy Cline "Walkin' After Midnight"

Jimmy Dickens "I Never Had the Blues"

Bobby Helms "My Special Angel" "Fraulein" and it's not Christmas without his "Jingle Bell Rock"

Johnny Horton "The Woman I Need"

Ferlin Husky "Gone"

Wanda Jackson "Let Me Explain" (She went on to become the First Lady of Rock & Roll along with a few other titles)

Sonny James "First Date, First Kiss, First Love"

George Jones "Don't Stop the Music" & "Tall, Tall Trees"

Frankie Laine "Jezebel"

Brenda (Little Miss Dynamite) "One Teenager To Another" "Dynamite"

Hank Locklin "Geisha Girl"

Ned Miller “From A Jack to a King”

Webb Pierce "Bye Bye Love" "Missing You"

Ray Price "My Shoes Keep Walking Back to You"

Marvin Rainwater "Gonna Find Me a Bluebird"

Jim Reeves "Am I Losing You?" "Four Walls"

Marty Robbins "Knee Deep in the Blues" "A White Sport Coat" & "The Story of My Life"

Jimmy (James Frederick) Rodgers “Kisses Sweeter Than Wine” & "Honeycomb"

Hank Snow "Tangled Mind"

Merle Travis "Nine Pound Hammer" "John Henry" "Sixteen Tons" & "Dark As A Dungeon"

Kitty Wells "Three Ways (To Love You)"

Wine Women & Song , Bob Wills

Tennessee Moon , Cowboy Copas

Bouquet of Roses , Eddie Arnold

Move it on Over , Hank Williams Sr.

I'll Step Aside , Ernest Tubb

Ps . I'm 21

Gee waaaay too much good stuff in 94, Summertime Blues by Alan Jackson, If Bubba Can Dance by Shenandoah, Be My Baby Tonight by John Michael Montgomery.......too much good stuff to list.

1974-Pure Love-Ronnie Milsap

1974-You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet-Bachman Turner Overdrive

we tell ourselves by clint black

when my ship comes in by clint black

that's the thing a memory by tracy byrd

when it comes to you by john anderson

holding my own by george strait

gone as a girl can get by george strait

trains make me lonesome by george strait

so much like my dad by george strait

you're right i'm wrong by george strait

western skies by chris ledoux

life's a dance by john michael montgomery (by the way was beer and bones a single in 92 or 93?)

welcome to the club by tim mcgraw

yep the year is 1992

by the way the fireman was released as a hit in 1985

1996. Either My Maria by Brooks and Dunn or Carried Away by George Straight.

A broken wing-Martina McBride 1997