Cowboy, Truck Drivin’, and Prison Songs

Countrypolitan Classics

Country and Western Dressin' and Dancin' Always Encouraged...

 

NEW! Country and Western Bill's First Hit Single!

Recorded in Jamie Hoover's Hooverama recording studio, our new CD features two Western Bill originals that you can now download here. Don't forget to pick up a copy of this new CD which includes an additional mix of each song at the next show.

* Signed copies by all the band members will be available for a limited time only!!

My End of The Bottle - The Honky Tonk Traditional Hit Single
Down Again - Red Hot Rockabilly

 

And check out more CWB music below...

Western Bill's full Live Performance on WSGE radio!

Live Concert Cuts:
When She Went to Texas (4.12 MB)
Lost Highway (3.13 MB)
I'm On My Way to Raleigh (5.13 MB)
Too Much to Lose (3.47 MB)
Thoughts of a Fool (3.52 MB)

 

The Country and Western Bill Repertoire

Lost Highway	Hank Sr.
Rose of the San Joquin	Tom Russell/Dave Alvin
Amarillo by Mornin’	George Strait
Hickory Holler’s Tramp	(Dallas Fraizer) (Merle Haggard version)
Ruby Don’t Take Your Love to Town	(Mel Tillis) (George Jones version)
Just Walk On By	Leroy Van Dyke
Down On The Corner of Love	Buck Owe
Saginaw Michigan	Bobby Bare version
Navajo Rug	Ian Tyson
Goodnight Lovin’	Clint Black
Diesel Diesel Diesel	Jim Lauderdale/Del Reeves
F-Oldin’ Money	Carl Ballew
Another Lonely Night	Carl Ballew
Goodybe Wheeling WVA	Mel Tillis
Tender Lovin’ Care	Buck Owens
Sink The Bismark!	Johnny Horton
What Made Milwaukee Famous	Jerry Lee Lewis
Gallo Del Cielo	Tom Russell
Where Grass Won’t Grow	George Jones
Girl On The Billboard	Del Reeves
Big Iron	Marty Robbins
Runnin’n Bear	Sonny James
Can’t Stop a Train	The Derailers
Sing Me Back Home	Merle Haggard
Night Rider’s Lament	Ian Tyson version
Six Days on the Road	Dave Dudley
Long Gone Lonesome Blues	Hank Sr.
Ring of Fire	JC
Still Miss Someone	JC
Sunday Morning Comin’ Down	JC
Just to Satifsfy You	Waylon
Don’t Think Hank Done It This Way	Waylon
Thoughts of a Fool	Mel Tillis

 

Western Bill Originals

I’m On My Way To Raleigh
Raised in The South
Ramblin’ Boy
Known on the Underground
When She Went to Texas His Mind Went to Hell
Burnin’ In Hell Over You
Down Again
She Only Comes Around When The Moon Is Full
Too Much to Lose