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BRAGGIN’ RIGHTS BREAKFAST QUIZ–AUGUST 25, 2023

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BRAGGIN’ RIGHTS BREAKFAST QUIZ–AUGUST 25, 2023
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Q: According to a recent poll, based on data from numerous sources including the preferences from country radio audiences, THIS song was named the top country song of all time…what is it?

A: “I Walk the Line” by Johnny Cash  (1956)

2. “Take Me Home, Country Roads” by John Denver  (1971)

3. “Friends in Low Places”by Garth Brooks  (1990)

4. “Live Like You Were Dying” by Tim McGraw  (2004)

5. “Jolene” by Dolly Parton  (1973)

Today’s Winner: Randy

 

 

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