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Swinging Country July 27

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New Podcast ! Swinging Country July 27 DJ Billy Bowles

Swinging Country July 27
Swinging Country July 27

Swinging Country July 27, Honoring The Cowboy

On The National Day of the Cowboy on Billy Bowles Swinging Country 10: AM 11: PM CDT @ KSSLFM.COM

Swinging Country July 27
Swinging Country July 27
I’m Swinging right out with Steve Markwardt, Carl Vaughan, Curt Ryle in the first group.
Next I’ll spin one from Blackhawk Appearing at The Legendary Coyote Country Store This Saturday night!
As I work my way into the Western Mode I start off with a Johnny Angel / Ron Hotstream recitation, followed by a Classic from Marty Robbins then Lonnie Spiker.
Up next is a World Radio Album Premiere featuring several tunes and a Two Part visit with Chris Guenther. Don’t miss it!
Then we really get Cowboy on the Playlist is KC LaCourse, Donnie Poindexter, Joel White, Hallmark Chuck Cusimano, Aspen Black, Mikki Daniel-Provence, @Teresa Key.
And then A World Radio Single Premiere from Miki Milom. A grouping with Farrier Figgs Doug. Bob Marshall, Ron Christopher,
Closing grouping has Kent Thompson, Gil Prather, Mountain Saddle Band.
I am still Handicapped with just the Phone to work with for now but getting it done 🤠 Keep Swinging Country—-

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