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Swinging Country January 09

By miguelbilly

Swinging Country , DJ Billy Bowles

Swinging Country, DJ Billy Bowles
Swinging Country, DJ Billy Bowles

Howdy Friends and Fans I’ll Welcome you in and Kick things off with Leon Rausch and AATW, Whispering Bill Anderson, Lonnie Joe Howell. Then Welcome in Lonnie Joe We will visit and play Six of the Eleven Songs off his New CD Happy Texas. After which a Special Dedication going out to Torrie & Ashley Atwood, and Tim & Roxane Atwood. Then we hear from Brad Howard, Bobby Mackey & Lisa Layne, Hallmark Chuck Cusimano..
Following grouping has Carl Vaughn, Bob Marshall, Bob Corley, Joni Harms. Next is three with things in common coming to us from The Original Texas Playboys with Leon Rausch on Vocal, The Maines Brothers Band, Larry Johnson. Followed by Cathy Jewell, Kelly Hasty & Cadillac Jack Band. Then an Announcement on the Upcoming Billy Bowles Swinging Country Celebration at The Coyote Country Store in Gail Texas June 26 2021 with Chuck Cusimano And Country Enough and Jake Hooker And The Outsiders with Double Spins Each! Then We remember yet another Dear Friend Lost in 2020 on Christmas Day in fact Norman Matthies and Hear a Double Spin from Bobby Flores & The Yellow Rose Band.
Take a Break from the SAD State of Affairs for Two Hours and enjoy some Great Music and memories. As Always Please feel free to Share this Post and Join Dena Wood and I on MY Personal Billy Bowles Timeline during the Broadcast for SWING – BACK and PLEASE Join in with us it’s for YOU our Listeners Fellowship 🙂 Till Then May God Bless You and Yours! Keep Swinging Country—

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