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Swinging Country January 18

By miguelbilly

New Podcast ! Swinging Country January 18 DJ Billy Bowles

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Swinging Country January 18

SATURDAY January 18 @ KSSLFM.COM 10: AM to 12: PM CST Billy Bowles Swinging Country.
Oklahoma Swing Band X 2
Lance Shaw & 419 Swing Band X 2
Steve Markwardt X 2
Meghan McCoy X 2
Carrie Talarico X 2
Lori Beth Brooke
Mountain Saddle Band X 3
Austin McKedy
Brian Moon
Brian Moon, Daryn Wright, Curt Ryle, Brayden Ryle
Chili & John
Wyatt Aleman
CeCe Manuela
ALL of the above World Radio Premiered in 24 on Swinging Country. The remaining time I am packing in as many Honky Tonk Songs as I can Including
Tommy Thomsen Group
Tim Culpper & Ken Mellons
Sam Bidwell
Clinton Wayne Sturgeon
Dan Dennis Music
Elizabeth-Justin Trevino
Jason Roberts
Peggy Haverly
Darrell McCall, & Johnny Bush.
Yawl Get You Pen & Paper Ready And your Dancing Boots on!
Let’s ALL Thrive In 25! And Keep Swinging Country—

Swinging Country January 18

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