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Swinging Country June 11

Swinging Country , DJ Billy Bowles

SWING POST OFFICIAL /Swinging Country June 11

SWINGING COUNTRY 10:AM – 12:PM CT USA @ KSSLFM.COM
ARITST FRIENDS I’VE SPENT ONE ON ONE TIME WITH SPECIAL PT 2
Howdy Friends Fans & Traditional Music Lovers Everywhere just like last week every Artist you hear this week I’ve met in Person and have had as a Guest on Swinging Country at least once some Multiple times One that I have not Yet. Stay with this post till the end please 🙂 I’ll Welcome you in and Kick it off Swinging with Music available to DJ’s Through NDX First Grouping has
Billy Mata & The Texas Tradition BMTT’s Posse!
Tommy Thomsen / Tommy Thomsen Group
Eric Diamond
Rick Norcross
Next Grouping Comes From the Next Two Shows The Coyote Store Becky Justice – Ford & Rika Copeland Eilenberger
A Double Shot from Asleep At The Wheel With Leon Rausch Vocal
Darrell McCall & Mona Vary Mccall DARRELL McCALL
W.G. Banister Will Banister
Followed By
Dennis Paul Ledbetter
Landon Dodd
Elizabeth-Justin Trevino
Zac Clifton
The Next Line up is ALL Bobby’s
BOBBY FLORES FANS GROUP / Bobby Flores / Bobby Flores & The Yellow Rose Band
Bobby Marquez
Bobby Mackey Who BTW with Claude Gray Will have A World Radio Single Premiere on Swinging Country on June 25 🙂
Next set Artist Appearing @The RnR Events Center and Wedding Chapel Springtown TX.
Hallmark Chuck Cusimano / Chuck Cusimano and Country Enough
Clinton Wayne Sturgeon AKA C W Sturgeon
Followed By
Garry Ash
Doug Boggs / Doug Boggs and The Cowboy Jazz Band
Brad Howard
Then Comes
Bob Marshall
Joni Harms
Lisa Layne / Lisa Layne Stewart
NEXT UP
Lonnie Joe Howell
419 Swing Band / Lance Shaw / Rex Mayfield / Shelly Wallace
Tommy Hooker
Cathy Jewell
Ending Out with Inspirational Music from
Keith Phillips
Craig Murphy
Kent Gill
And Once again there was NO WAY I could get to everyone I wanted to. This episode is Jam Packed!!! Next week will in part large part be A Fathers Day Tribute.
And in Two Weeks On July 2 Episode I Anticipate A World Radio Album Premiere TBA Soon as well as Fourth of July USA 246 Birthday Celebration
Don’t Forget to Join in on My Personal Timeline each Saturday Morning During Initial Broadcast for S W I N G – B A C K for Chat & more. Till then May God Bless You & Yours 🙂 Keep Swinging Country—



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