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Country Gold  is hosted by Steve Harmon.

Steve Harmon is no stranger to country network and major market radio. Steve is a CMA Award Winner as well as a CMA Lifetime Member.  He has membership in the Country Radio Hall of Fame and the Texas Radio Hall of Fame. There are few, if any, Country stars since the 1980’s that Steve hasn’t interviewed!

Steve will invite guest artists to share their personal stories about their favorite song and their favorite country star, speak with you, answer their questions and play your requests.

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