102.9 WKXX

Gadsden 102.9 FM

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WKXX (102.9 FM) is a radio station licensed to Attalla, Alabama, serving the greater Gadsden area with a classic country format. Operated by Sand Mountain Broadcasting, it also carries local news, weather and community programming for Etowah County and East Alabama.

Live

03:13

It's A Little Too Late

Mark Chesnutt
03:11

Mona Lisa Lost Her Smile

David Allen Coe
03:04

Someone You Used To Know

Collin Raye
03:01

How A Cowgirl Says Goodbye

Tracy Lawrence
02:57

Any Day Now

Ronnie Milsap

Full spilleliste

Toppsanger

1

Always On My Mind

Willie Nelson
2

The Devil Went Down to Georgia

The Charlie Daniels Band
3

Letter to Me

Brad Paisley
4

Amen Kind of Love

Daryle Singletary
5

Amazed

Lonestar
6

Hello Darlin'

Conway Twitty
7

Song of the South

Alabama
8

Gone Crazy

Alan Jackson
9

Luckenbach, Texas (Back to the Basics of Love) [feat. Willie Nelson]

Waylon Jennings
10

Mama Tried

Merle Haggard
11

Before He Cheats

Carrie Underwood
12

Ring of Fire

Johnny Cash
13

The Gambler

Kenny Rogers
14

Texas Size Heartache

Joe Diffie
15

Believe

Brooks & Dunn
16

She Won't Be Lonely Long

Clay Walker
17

Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue (The Angry American)

Toby Keith
18

She Can't Say I Didn't Cry

Rick Trevino
19

The Rose

Conway Twitty
20

Wrong Again

Martina McBride
21

Tim McGraw

Taylor Swift
22

Smile

Lonestar
23

Baby Don't Get Hooked On Me

Mac Davis
24

Wherever You Are

Jack Ingram
25

It's Your Love (feat. Faith Hill)

Tim McGraw
26

Older Women

Ronnie McDowell
27

A Jukebox With a Country Song

Doug Stone
28

Just Between You and Me

The Kinleys
29

Hell and High Water

T. Graham Brown
30

One Boy, One Girl

Collin Raye
31

There You Are

Martina McBride
32

When I Think About Angels

Jamie O'Neal
33

Lady Down On Love

Alabama
34

Hard to Say

Sawyer Brown
35

Lady

Kenny Rogers
36

What I Need to Do

Kenny Chesney
37

This Time

Sawyer Brown
38

Country Club

Travis Tritt
39

Gone

Montgomery Gentry
40

Young Country

Hank Williams, Jr.