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Swinging Country June 24

New Podcast ! Swinging Country June 24 DJ Billy Bowles

SWING POST OFFICIAL – Swinging Country June 24

10: AM- 12: PM CDT USA 🇺🇸 @ KSSLFM.COM

Features Two very different segments & Just like Life and Country Music KEEPING IT REAL.
I start out with a Great Dance Instrumental from @Bobby Flores and The Yellow Rose Band.
Segment 1 Keeping it Alive and Live
Bought to you by Darla Pruitt Titus & The Stagecoach Event Center Stamford TX. I’ll spin Triple Plays from Jody Nix And The Texas Cowboys playing a Big Dance Friday Night June 30 Followed by A Triple Spin From Billy Mata and The Texas Tradition Playing A Big Dance there the following night Saturday July 1 Tune in have pen & paper ready for ALL the details.
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Up next one from Lonnie Spiker then one from Friends of Cathy Jewell, “The Country Club” Followed by a Duet from Lonnie & Cathy that’s Shooting up the charts.
Next Group of songs Bought to you by Becky Justice – Ford The Coyote Store Gail TX. A Triple Spin from The Bellamy Brothers Playing there Friday June 30 And Listen for Upcoming Shows!
Segment 2 Takes a very different and Serious Twist. I’ll kick it off with a Tune I Invite you to play Very special attention to and absorb the message it sends. Comes to us from David Wood. First there will be Two Memorial Tributes Honoring Emily George. Then Gary Beaver .
I’ll Spin Two from Emily and One featuring Emily and her Grandfather Jimmy Burson. Sady her Funeral will be taking place during this episode at The First Baptist Church in Tulia TX.
Next Gary Beaver who was President of Cowtown Society of Western Music His Funeral is also occuring during this episode. I’ll be spinning three of his favorites Two coming from Brady Bowen & Swing Country featuring Leon Rausch on Vocal and One from Tommy Thomsen.
Nex up is Two Remembrances Bobby Flores. Gil Prather. Bobby Flores Passed away 1 Year ago June 23/2022 I’ll Share some thoughts & memories and Spin Three from him.
Next We’ll remember Gil Prather it was Four Years ago this week Gil & Brady Bowen Producer came in for me to Introduce his New CD Reflections of A Shady Past I’ll spin three of those.
And Finish out with Gospel Tunes from Emily George, Bobby Flores, Gil Prather. And A Gospel Instrumental from Brady Bowen & Swing Country.
Keep Swinging Country !!!



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