98.1 Country Classic Bonus - 5 Most Requested Country Classic Hits [VIDEOS]

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Today we offer you five of the most requested songs from the 98.1 Country Classic Radio Show. We're featuring Johnny Cash, Tommy Cash, Roy Clark, Terri Gibbs and Loretta Lynn.

Johnny Cash - "The Rebel, Johnny Yuma" -- 1961

"The Rebel" was a western television series that aired on ABC television from 1959 to 1961. The theme song for the show was written by Andrew Fenady and Richard Markowitz. The song went to Number 24 on the Country Chart performed by Johnny Cash.

IN THE NEWS: In the early summer of 1961 for the first time, Dutch Elm disease is found in Minnesota among trimmed branches of elms in St. Paul's Highland Park neighborhood. And East Germany erects the Berlin Wall between East and West Berlin.

Johnny Yuma was a rebel, he roamed through the west, Johnny Yuma, the rebel wandered alone.

Tommy Cash - "Six White Horses" -- 1969

"Six White Horses" is written by Larry Murray and recorded by Tommy Cash -- younger brother of Johnny Cash -- in 1969. The song went to Number Four on the Billboard Hot Country Chart.

IN THE NEWS: Richard Nixon is inaugurated 37th President of the United States. Also Nixon begins "Vietnamization" in Southeast Asia.

Some folks drink, some folks smoke and some folks love and some folks don't.

Roy Clark - "The Tips of My Fingers" -- 1963

This song is written and originally recorded by Bill Anderson. In 1963, Roy Clark released a version of the song which reached Number Ten on the country chart.

IN THE NEWS: St. Paul's most notorious crime case, the murder of Carol Thompson -- a botched murder-for-hire case -- unravels implicating her husband, T. Eugene Thompson. And Pope John XXIII dies on June 3rd.

I had you on the tips of my fingers, I reached out my arms and I touched you with soft words.

Terri Gibbs - "Somebody 's Knockin'" -- 1980

"Somebody's Knockin'" is co-written by Jerry Gillespie and Ed Penney. This song was released in October 1980. It reached Number Eight on Billboard's Hot Country Chart.

IN THE NEWS: Eight U.S. Servicemen are killed and five are injured when a helicopter and cargo plane collide in a desert raid to rescue American hostages in Tehran on April 25th.

Somebody's knockin', should I let him in, Lord it's the devil would you look at him.

Loretta Lynn - "She's Got You" -- 1977

"She's Got You" is written by Hank Cochran first recorded by Patsy Cline in 1962. Loretta Lynn recorded the song and released from the album, 'I Remember Patsy" in 1977. The song reached number one in March of 1977.

IN THE NEWS: President Carter pardon's Vietnam War draft evaders on January 21st. And the neutron bomb is developed.