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Swinging Country January 25

New Podcast ! Swinging Country January 25 DJ Billy Bowles

Swinging Country January 25

SATURDAY January 25 @ KSSLFM.COM 10: AM to 12: PM CST Billy Bowles Swinging Country.
THIS WEEK ITS WELCOME BACK A M E R I C A With My Spotlight Featured Artist Patriot, Cowboy, Rancher, Song Writer Singer A REAL DEAL Ed Montana
Howdy Friends I’ll Kick Things off With David Cline.
As Normal Western Swing, AUTHENTIC REAL Traditional Country Music With Keith Phillips, Billy Mata, Moe Band, Bill Anderson.
Next A Double Shot From Tommy Thomsen
And then Western Swing from Hannah Jackson, Jim Winters, AATW With Leon Rausch.
We’ll hear from Paul Littrell Jr. Stratejic Relationships then me.
THEN My Spotlight Featured Artist Ed Montana with a Great & True Tune. Ed & I will have a Three Part Interview With Three More along the way from Ed and also Keith Phillips, Cathy Jewell, Bobby Mackey.
Next a bit of a theme we will hear songs from Dennis Ledbetter, Randy C. Moor, Tim Atwood
Sandy Paramore Dawn Anita
Aaron Tippen
Ernest Tubb
Bobby Luster
Jake Hooker
Bob Luman
Moe Bandy
Richard Lynch
Do Much more I wanted to include but only have Two Hours.
Join Me and Remember Let’s ALL Thrive In 25! And Keep Swinging Country——

Swinging Country January 25

1 David Cline – Good Ole Country Music And Western Swing
2 Keith Phillips – Heart Of Texas Swing
3 Billy Mata – Stay All Night
4 Moe Bandy -Soft Lights & Hard Country Music
5 Bill Anderson – Bright Lights And Country Music
6 Tommy Thomsen – Goodbye Liza Jane
7 Tommy Thomsen – I Laugh When I Think How I Cried Over You
8 Hana Jackson – Save Your Drama For Your Mama
9 Jim Winters – Swing Me Back To Texas
10 AATW / Leon Rausch – It’s A Good Day
15 Brian Kelley – Make America Great Agai
16 Bobby Mackey – Trump Train
17 Ed Montana – Trump Song
18 Ed Montana – I Love America
19 Dennis Ledbetter – Right To Bare Arms
20 Randy C. Moore – Back In The Day
21 Tim Atwood – I’ll Stand Up And Say So
22 Sandy Paramore – Stand Up For The Red White & Blue
23 Dawn Anita – Allegiance To The Flag
24 Aaron Tippen – You’ve Got To Stand For Something
25 Ernest Tubb – America Love It Or Leave It
26 Bobby Luster – We’ll Stand Tall
27 Jake Hooker – The American
28 Bob Luman – Uncle Sam
29 Moe Bandy – Americana
30 Richard Lynch – We’re American Proud
31 Minnie Pearl – What Is An American
32 Red Steagall – My America
33 Red Steagall – The Real America
34 Missy Dunaway – Pray For This Country

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