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Swinging Country January 01

Swinging Country , DJ Billy Bowles

SWING POST OFFICIAL FOR JANUARY 1 2022 Swinging Country January 01 10:AM – 12:PM CST USA @ KSSLFM.COM HANK WILLIAMS Sr. TRIBUTE WITH SPECIAL GUEST ZAC CLIFTON
Howdy to ALL Y’ALL & Happy New Year to You & Yours!!!
This week the Entire Show is 100% About Hank Williams Sr. On The 69th Anniversary of his Death. And it will go like this
The First 2 Songs are Hank Williams Western Swing recordings.
I’ll Then play one from My Special Guest Zac Clifton that mentions Hank among other Legends followed by Introducing Zac who’s First Major Country Music Influence was Hank Williams Sr.
We’ll Play a Grouping from Hank Sr. that deals with Falling in Love & The Joy & Giddiness of it with 4 appropriate & fitting songs.
The Next Grouping has 4 songs that deal with the Relationship Troubles from Hank Sr.
Followed by a Grouping of Hank’s Dealing with the Heartbreak of Love Lost.
Next we Introduce Hanks Alias Luke The Drifter with 4 Very Powerful tunes.
Then We Give a tiny Glimpse of the Impact Hank Williams Sr. Had on Music and start with 3 Very poignant Songs from Hank Williams Jr. Truly setting the tone.
Next Group has
Alan Jackson
Lee Guthrie
Bobby Mackey
With Ghostly type tunes Inspired by Hank.
Then 3 Tribute Tunes from
Moe Bandy X2
Perley Curtis
And finishing out with
Sparkling Cathy Jewell
Ken Goldsmith
Leslie Tom
I attempted to pack as much into my Two Hours as possible!
It would be easy to do a Major Marathon on Hank Williams Sr. He passed Away at the age of 29 Leaving a legacy that may Never be Toped! And Without Question His Music will Live Forever. Please Share this Post and my Video I Posted Thursday Night.
Join Us on My Facebook Timeline During the Initial Broadcast for
S W I N G – B A C K post your Hank Relevant Pictures & Stories. Comment make Friends. Get Up Pour A Cup and Let’s Have One HANK of A Good Time that’s 10:AM – 12:PM CST USA @ KSSLFM.COM Till Then Be Safe May God Bless You & Yours 🙂 Happy New Year!!! Keep Swinging Country—

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