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Swinging Country October 25, 2025

By miguelbilly

New Podcast ! Swinging Country October 25, 2025 DJ Billy Bowles

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Swinging Country October 25, 2025

SWINGING COUNTRY 10 AM – 12 PM CDT @ KSSLFM.COM

Howdy Friends this Weeks Episode is Varied As is Life & As is Halloween I’ll Kick it off Swinging as we are getting ready for the 5th Annual Cowtown Birthplace of Western Swing Fort Worth 6 – 9 Starting with The Co Creators of The Genera Milton Brown & Bob Wills With 13 Bands Performing This episode I’m featuring Three of them @Wyatt Aleman, Steve Markwardt, Mary Lee and Caesar’s Cowboys And Latest Update of the Festival Up Next A World Radio Premiere from The Festival Founder and Executive Producer of The Documentary The Birth And History Of Western Swing Mr. Michael Markwardt «Mike» His First Recording Hill Country Waltz Right Here on The Birthplace of World Radio Premiers Billy Bowles Swinging Country! And It is Good!
Then a Tune I WRP a few months back after which I’ll have Bobby Mackey on The line with me for our Annual Halloween Visit with News and Updates Very Interesting!

After which we are in Full Fledged Halloween Mode Prepare yourself!!!
Also Included David Allan Coe, Alan Jackson, Steve Stern, Red Sovine, David Ball, Texas Dance Hall Legend Johnny Bush, The Father of Country Music Jimmy Rogers, Hank Williams Sr., Hank Snow, Marty Robbins, Merle Haggard, Waylon Jennings, George Jones, Tanya Tucker Fans, Porter Wagoner, Eddie Noac, Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton, David D. Stallings, Willie P. Richardson, Anita Mackey Schwarber, Patsy Mantana. @followers Trust Me I’m out of Time before I’ out of Music I wanted to play. Have A Safe Halloween Be Safe Be Aware It could get Scary out there— Keep Swinging Country–

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