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Swinging Country June 19

Swinging Country , DJ Billy Bowles

SWING POST OFFICIAL FOR JUNE 19 FATHERS DAY EDITION OF SWINGING COUNTRY 10:AM – 12:PM CDT USA @ KSSLFM.COM
Howdy Friends & Fans this week most of the playlist relates to Dads. There will be much information on upcoming Events so as I always stress ( Have Pen & Paper Ready! ) On this weeks playlist
1 Bobby Flores
2 Billy Mata
3 Chuck Cusimano
4 Randy C Moore
5 Steve Griggs
6 Bob Marshall
7 Cathy Jewell
8 Lisa Layne
9 Chuck Cusimano
10 Jake Hooker
11 Ken Goldsmith
12 Richard Lynch
13 Keith Phillips
14 Kelly Spinks
15 Brad Paisley
16 Conway Twitty
17 Confederate Railroad
18 Lorrie Morgan
19 Neal McCoy
20 Richard Lynch
21 Steve Griggs
22 Kim Blakey
23 Jimmy Dean
24 Loretta Lynn
25 Red Sovine
26 Red Sovine
27 2C4N
28 Darrell McCall
29 Justin Trevino
30 2C4N
If You still have your Dad Cherish what ever memories you can make. If you do or don’t I hope something a play sparks some precious memories for you. As always feel free to share this post as you wish. Join me on My Personal Billy Bowles Facebook Timeline for SWING – BACK for Fun fellowship pictures conversation and more during the Broadcast. Till then May God Bless You and Yours 🙂 Keep Swinging Country—

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