You work hard for the money, so hard for the money, so we better treat you right with this playlist.

Instead of a playlist of songs that are guilty pleasures, I’ve created one ABOUT them.  Beer, hot dogs, chocolate, and even DC comics are the subjects of these tunes.

Jump start your weekend with this pre-party mix that will prep you for a night out.  Hopefully, a song or two on this playlist will be new to you or something you haven’t heard in awhile.  If not, I hope that Alan Jackson tune throws you off for a split second.  Hey, it’s 5 o’clock somewhere, and it’s my favorite excuse.

This playlist goes out to the fairer sex: to the summer girls, cinnamon girls, barbie girls, uptown girls, west end girls, and American girls who inspire musicians everywhere to pick up their guitars and write great music.  Great job, women of the world.  Enjoy!

Today we have a sampling of southern rock songs for your listening pleasure.  These songs combine the best aspects of country and rock and will leaving craving a tall glass of sweet tea.  Enjoy!

Today we’d like to pay tribute to the three great Hank Williamses- Hank, Hank Jr, and Hank III. The musical legacy of the family is epic, and we have some great country music selections for you here– from old-style tunes to the Monday Night Football Theme. Yee-haw!

The natural opposition to last week’s Water Playlist, elemental Fire symbolizes the passion and energy within us all. Burn it up with this blazing playlist of smoldering hits - when there’s nothing left to burn, you’ll have to set yourself on fire!

Rockabilly emerged in the mid-1950’s with such greats as Elvis Presley and Carl Perkins, and is one of the earliest forms of rock-n-roll. Musically, the style has its roots in Rhythm & Blues and Country, and, semantically, the term is derived from “Rock” and “Hillbilly”. Grease back your pompadour, tune up your jalopy, eat a hot dog– do whatever you need to do, cuz here’s some rockin’ rockabilly to liven up your day.

Here’s a chance for you to hear original recordings of the roots of modern music. We have tunes from such old-time greats as Charlie Patton (pictured), Ma Rainey, and Blind Willie Johnson, among others. Get ready and get blue. Enjoy!

Imagine cowboy hipsters in the 1930’s taking all they loved about country music and giving it a hot, swingin’, jazzy edge; put the two together and you get the genre known as Western Swing. To get you going, we have some great tracks from artists such as Bob Wills (pictured). Wills, with his band the Texas Playboys, were at the forefront of the movement.