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Notes: Tyler Mahan Coe called George Jones the best country singer ("Whoever else you'd pick would also say George Jones"), so I schooled up on Possum's early years. Find: The snappy "Radio Jamboree" bootleg of 1963 radio recordings
Top Artists
| # | Artist | Tracks Played |
|---|---|---|
| #1 | George Jones |
242 |
| #2 | Merle Haggard |
148 |
| #3 | J Dilla |
89 |
| #4 | Joni Mitchell |
50 |
| #5 | Camel |
49 |
| #6 | The Crusaders |
39 |
| #7 | Supertramp |
29 |
| #8 | Beach House |
23 |
| #9 | Sonny Rollins |
18 |
| #10 | Herbie Hancock |
17 |
Top Albums
| # | Name | Artist |
|---|---|---|
| #1 | Donuts |
J Dilla |
| #2 | Radio Jamboree |
George Jones |
| #3 | Travelogue |
Joni Mitchell |
| #4 | Nude |
Camel |
| #5 | Country & Western Hits |
George Jones |
| #6 | Grand Ole Opry's New Star |
George Jones |
| #7 | 14 Top Country Favorites |
George Jones |
| #8 | I Love Dixie Blues |
Merle Haggard |
| #9 | The Land of Many Churches |
Merle Haggard |
| #10 | Club 47 |
Joni Mitchell |
Top Tracks
| # | Song | Artist | Times Played |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | You Gotta Be My Baby |
George Jones |
9 |
| #2 | Can't Get You Off My Mind |
George Jones |
5 |
| #3 | Just One More |
George Jones |
4 |
| #4 | Open Pit Mine |
George Jones |
4 |
| #5 | Ragged But Right |
George Jones |
4 |
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