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Swinging Country July 02

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Swinging Country , DJ Billy Bowles

Swinging Country July 02
Swinging Country July 02

SWING POST OFFICIAL /Swinging Country July 02

SWINGING COUNTRY 10:AM – 12:PM CT USA @ KSSLFM.COM
INDEPENDENCE DAY EDITION! PLUS WORLD RADIO ALBUM PREMIERE WITH MY SPECIAL GUEST & SPOTLIGHT FEARURED ARTIST Vanessa Bourne
Howdy Friends yes late listing but in the Nick of time 🙂
Kicking the show off with a Awesome Instrumental from Bobby Flores & The Yellow Rose Band. Artist you will hear today
Kerry Fearon, Donna Richard Lynch, Jennie N Kittie = Jennie Simpson, Cathy Jewell, Ronnie McDowell, Jake Hooker & the Outsiders, Sammy Kershaw,
Spotlight Featured Artist Vanessa Bourne with a 3 Part Interview and World Radio Premiere 7 Cuts from her New CD Give Me A Break.
Clinton Wayne Sturgeon
Chuck Cusimano
Bobby Luster
Jenny Simpson
Keith Phillips
Roxane Atwood = Tim Atwood
Merle Haggard
Curt Ryle
Missy Dunaway
Bobby Flores
Join us on SWING – BACK on My Personal Timeline For posting comments pictures Ask Questions FUN & FELLOWSHIP 🙂 During the Initial Broadcast 10:am -12:pm CST USA @ ksslfm.com
Next Week Another World Radio Album Premiere with Special Guest Lance Shaw with the 419 Swing Band.




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