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New Podcast ! Swinging Country February 22 DJ Billy Bowles

Swinging Country February 22

ANNUAL VALENTINE 💝 SPECIAL

HOWDY IT’S ALMOST TIME FOR SWINGINNG COUNTRY & YA DON’T WANT TO MISS A MOMENT OF IT! 10 AM – 12 PM CENTRAL @ KSSLFM.COM MANY AWESOME ARTIST TODAY AND A WORLD RADIO SINGLE PREMIERE FROM Austin Van PONDEROSA NM.
Let’s ALL Thrive In 25! And Keep Swinging Country——-

Swinging Country February 22

Track List

1 Bobby Flores – Silver Lake Blues 2:42
2 Bobby Flores – Keeper Of My Heart 3:07
3 Garry Ash – Swing Me Back Home 3:06
4 Steve Markwardt – Headin’ Back To Texas 2:45
5 Bobby Mackey – Texas Is Where I Need To Be 3:13
6 Jody Nix – Nothing Quite Like Texas On A Saturday Night 2:47
7 CW Sturgeon – Blues On Parade 2:32
8 Eric Diamond – I Won’t Mention It Again 3:24
9 Albert Leon Payne – Eye To Eye With A Fool 2:44
10 Jerry Webb – Party Meant For Two 3:03
11 Tim Atwood – Migraine Heart Ache 2:49
12 Richard Lynch – Hurtin’ Cheatin’ Lyin’ Country Song 3:20
13 Vanessa Bourne – Don’t Judge Me 4:19
14 Chuck Cusimano – Love That You Turned Down 2:46
15 Kitty Wells – Only Me And My Hair Dresser Know 2:54
16 Chuck Cusimano – Neon Sun 3:34
17 Austin Van – Misery And Vine 4:18
18 Jimmy Parker – As Far As My Heart Can Tell 3:58
19 Derryl Perry – Desperada 3:10
20 Darrell McCall It’s The Water 2:14
21 Mona McCall – Sweet Lips 2:47
22 Guyanne McCall – Weak In The Knees 4:28
23 Dianne McCall – You Weren’t Ashamed To Kiss Me Last Night 2:33
24 Dee Gee Overby – It’s Your Love 2:53
25 Larry Lange & The Lone Star Troubadours – Deep Water
26 Jake Penrod – Thanks To You 2:58
27 Jeff Woolsey – It Hurts So Good 2:27
28 Suzy Boggus – Hopelessly Yours 2:30
29 Janis Burton – Everybody’s Somebody’s Fool 237
30 Sonny Burgess – Jesus & Bartenders 3:04
31 Lonnie Spiker – Coming To A Honky Tonk Near You 2:37
32 Johnny Rusell – Red Necks White Socks & Blue Ribbon Beer 2:41
33 Kimberly Murrary – A Second Time Around 2:50
34 Myra Rolen – Can’t Hang Up The Phone 2:35
36 Terry LeMaster – A Good Man 3:28
37 CeCe Manuela – Wonderful Merciful Savior 3:30

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