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Swinging Country April 24

By miguelbilly

Swinging Country , DJ Billy Bowles

Swinging Country April 24
Swinging Country April 24

SWINGING COUNTRY SATURDAY APRIL 24 2021 SPECIAL FOUR PART SWINGING COUNTRY SUPER SPECIAL EDITION
PART 1 IN THE HEARTS OF THOUSANDS ITS BOB WILLS DAY
With that being recognized The Show begins with Frankie McWhorter & Leon Rausch
Then listen as 73 Years ago next Saturday May 1 1948 Music History was made by Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
Then listen to BWD Turkey Texas Favorites Billy Mata, Jake Hooker, Jason Roberts, Jody Nix.
PART 2 EVENTS THIS SATURDAY 4/24 and NEXT SATURDAY MAY 1 @ THE LEGENDARY COYOTE COUNTRY STORE IN GAIL TX
This Saturday it’s Kelly Hastey & Texas Cadilac Jack Band with Recording Artists Albert Leon Payne.
NEXT SATURDAY BENEFITS TEXAS SOUTH PLAINS HONOR FLIGHT WITH AUCTIONS AND MUSIC HEAR Bobby Luster, Gary Nix and West Texas, And Headlining the Show Marty Haggard with A Tribute to his Dad Merle Haggard.
PART 3 WORLD ALBUM RADIO PREMIERE
JIMMY BURSON GOSPEL FAVORITES WITH EMILY GEORGE
I’ll be playing Six of the Ten Cuts and Visiting with Jimmy Burson in the KSSL Studio and with Emily George by Telephone.
PART 4 REMEMBERING AND CELEBRATING THE LIFE AND MUSIC OF Dawn Anita Plumlee
IT BEGINS With a song from Cathy Jewell we felt fit Dawn and Jerry’s life and Family. I will be playing Nine of her Songs tells who she was. Friends this is a Different and Special Episode Premiering Saturday 10:AM – 12:PM CENTRAL USA @ KSSLFM.COM




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