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Swinging Country January 11

New Podcast ! Swinging Country January 11 DJ Billy Bowles

Swinging Country January 11

SATURDAY January 11 @ KSSLFM.COM 10: AM to 12: PM CST Billy Bowles Swinging Country.
Last week Every Song got It’s World Radio Premiere On Swinging Country in 2024 And This Week I make Broadcast His9ory with Part 2 ALL But One Song Got It’s World Radio Premiere In 24 On Swinging Country but 1 And It Will be my Final Tune on This Episode And My First World Radio Premiere In 2025 Artist Included on this Episode that Had Album Premiers I’m Including 3 Songs Each Lance Shaw & 419 Swing.
Oklahoma Swing Band.
Steve Markwardt
Carrie Talarico / Carrie Romero
John Pumphrey & Mountain Saddle Band
Mae McCoy and Her Neon Stars
David Paul Nowlin
Lori Beth Brooke
Followed By Single Premiers from Ruth Manning
Alan Rudd
Angus Hemlock
Mackynsie McKedy
Jack Cecil, Daryn Wright, Curt Ryle, Brayden Ryle
Finishing Out with Two Songs Of Inspiration The First From Bobby Mackey & Anita Mackey Schwarber
Closing out with My First World Radio Single Premiere from Bobby Mackey. SWING POST OFFICIAL And S W I N G – B A C K
Remember Let’s ALL Thrive In 25! And Keep Swinging Country—

Swinging Country January 11


1 Lance Shaw & 419 – There’s Nothing Like An Old Honky Tonk 3:51
2 Lance Shaw & 419 – Her Eyes Don’t Lie 4:41
3 Lance Shaw & 419 – A Napkin A Name & A Number 4:08
4 Oklahoma Swing – Bring It On Down To My House 4:28
5 Oklahoma Swing – Lily Dale 3:26
6 Oklahoma Swing – Old Fashioned Love 3:38
7 Steve Markwardt – L-O-V-E 2:35
8 Steve Markwardt – Cowtown USA 3:44
9 Steve Markwardt – I Don’t Feel Like Missing You 4:27
10 Carrie Romero – A Wall The Size Of Texas 3:08
11 Carrie Romero – That’s How Beautiful You Are 4:20
12 Carrie Romero – Shy Little Bayou Love 2:49
13 Mountain Saddle Band – Cowboy Dreamin 3:30
14 Mountain Saddle Band – Where I Want To Be 3:51
15 Mountain Saddle Band – Together Trail 3:56
16 Mae McCoy – Detour 2:42
17 Mae McCoy – Right Or Wrong 3:01
18 Mae McCoy – She’ll HAve To Go 3:14
19 David Paul Nowlin – Tonight I’m Gonna Tie One On 3:14
20 David Paul Nowlin – Merle And The Moon 3:55
21 David Paul Nowlin – If I Should See Her Face Again 3:56
22 Lori Beth Brooke – Cell Phone Slinger 3:03
23 Lori Beth Brooke – So Many Men 4:28
24 Lori Beth Brooke – Yodel Challenge 4:53
25 Ruth Manning – Half Way To Memphis 2:53
26 Alan Rudd – It’s A Good Thing 2:59
27 Gus Hemlock – House Of Diamonds 3:15
28 Wyatt Alamen – After All You Never Cared For Me 2:53
29 Mackensie McKedy – Trip Over My Heart 3:19
30 Betsy Nelson – I Tripped Over Your Memory 2:17
31 Jack Cecil, Daryn Wright, Curt Ryle, Brayden Ryle – We’re All Brothers 3:36
32 Austin McKedy – Slow Train To Oklahoma 3:33
33 CeCe Manuella – My Jesus Lives 4:23
34 Bobby & Anita Mackey – Where He Leads Me I Will Follow 4:08
35 Bobby Mackey – Jacob’s Ladder 3:14

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