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Swinging Country July 24

Swinging Country , DJ Billy Bowles

SWING POST OFFICIAL FOR JULY 24 2021
SWINGING COUNTRY 10:AM – 12:PM CENTRAL USA @ KSSLFM.COM
Howdy Friends Today I’ll Swing out with Merle Haggard followed by Jake Hooker
Confederate Railroad
Bellamy Brothers
Neal McCoy
Curt Ryle X 2
419 Swing Band
Bobby Flores
Coby Carter
Jody Nix
Lonnie Bartmess
Cathy Jewell
Tim Atwood
Next is the L O N G Awaited World Radio Album Premiere from Chuck Cusimano Under The Influence of Merle
I will Premiere 7 of the 17 ALL ORIGINAL Cuts from this ALbum today and have a Three Part visit with Hallmark Chuck.
There will be some cut ins during hour Two today as KSSL Has a Live Remote today from the New Allsups Market in Slaton.

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