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Swinging Country December 04

By miguelbilly

Swinging Country , DJ Billy Bowles

Swinging Country December 04
Swinging Country December 04

SWING POST OFFICIAL FOR 12/4-21 EDITION OF SWINGING COUNTRY 10:AM – 12:PM CST USA @ KSSLFM.COM
SWINGING OUT FIRST
Billy Mata Then a Double Spin from Johnny Angel
Next a Grouping theme from
Dallas Wayne, Red Steagall, Daryle Singletary, Daryn Wright
Carrying on with theme from James Slim Hand, Ron Williams, JOHNNY SEAY OFFICIAL, Kerry Fearon, Johnny Bush Official
Then Four Songs dealing with today’s «Technology» Issues from Johnny Angel and Helldorado,Ken Goldsmith, Donna Richard Lynch, Richard Lynch Band Fan Club – Tim Atwood.
On to Next Grouping from Clinton Wayne Sturgeon, Cathy Jewell, Eric Diamond / Eric Diamond Productions, Billy Wright / Billy Wright
Then We get Western with Jerry Webb, Chuck Cusimano / Chuck Cusimano and Country Enough, MOE BANDY FANS ! / Moe Bandy Fans***, Joni Harms.
Next up Christmas Music with Buddy Davis, Kent Gill, Lonnie Joe Howell, Jordan Robert Kirk, Kent Gill, Ron Christopher, David Hanshaw & Kelly Hanshaw The Hanshaws, Judy Janes, Lucas Ciliberti.
Tune in Invite your Friends especially those who think Traditional Music is Dead we must Educate them!
Join Me and Perhaps Dena Wood we hope on my Personal Timeline during the Initial Broadcast for SWING – BACK for your Input Comments Make Friends Have Fun!!! Until then May God Bless You and Yours 🙂 Keep Swinging Country—

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