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Swinging Country August 27

Swinging Country , DJ Billy Bowles

SWING POST OFFICIAL /Swinging Country August 27

SWINGING COUNTRY 10:AM – 12:PM CT USA @ KSSLFM.COM
This Week Spotlight Featured Artist and Special Guest Gary P. Nunn
Howdy Y’all this week I’ll start it off Swinging with Keith Phillips
Welcome everyone in then a Song from Waylon Jennings followed by a Song from Willie Nelson
Next Grouping Comes to you from Becky Justice – Ford’s Coyote Country Store and includes a Double Shot from Neal McCoy who is Performing there this Saturday Night August 27 also I’ll spin songs from Jamie Richards, T. G. Sheppard, Johnny Lee
Next Group picked up at NDX has Lisa Layne Stewart, Cathy Jewell, Carl Vaughan
Rnr Eventmgr RnR Event Center Has The Neon Playboys Each Tuesday Evening featuring Clinton Wayne Sturgeon, & Hallmark Chuck Cusimano listen to a Great Tune from each. Jonathan Gray’s
R Shop Automotive & Tire Repair Brings you next group of Songs from Local South Plains Area Talents Lonnie Joe Howell, The Maines Brothers Band, Larry Johnson
KYLITOS SALSA Brings you This Week’s Spotlight Featured Artist and Special Guest Gary P. Nunn we will Visit about his Show at Darryl Holland’s The Cactus Theater Thursday Night September 8 Lubbock TX and More!
And spin 3 of his Tunes.
Jackie Tannery & County Line Electric Brings the following Grouping Jo-el Ulmer & LeAnne Smith Ulmer Together Known as 2 Country 4 Nashville, Buddie Hrabal, Dee Jee Overbey AKA Donna Overbey and Chuck Cusimano.
The Next two are Memory Joggers for a lot of Guys 🙂 Coming from Dennis Paul Ledbetter, Willie Nelson
The Next Grouping features Tracy Pitcox Heart Of Texas Recording Artist Two Songs from The Survivors Curtis Potter, Darrell McCall, Tony Booth, One From Curtis Potter & Ken Garrett Jr, One From Tony Booth Classic Country, one from George Hamilton IV & Darrell McCall.
Closing the Show out with Three Instrumentals
Lucy Dean Record
Brady Bowen & Swing Country
Bobby Flores And The Yellow Rose Band
Don’t Forget to Join me on My Personal Timeline during the Initial Broadcast for Chat Fun & Fellowship Look for S W I N G – B A C K
Feel Free to Share this post and Until Showtime May God Bless You and Yours 🙂 Keep Swinging Country



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