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Swinging Country Nov 28

By miguelbilly

Swinging Country , DJ Billy Bowles

Swinging Country Nov 28
Swinging Country Nov 28

Howdy ALL 🙂 Yes late posting again but my loyal listeners know the routine and I appreciate that. Invite your friends and company perhaps to listen with you as we continue to spread the Good REAL Traditional Music everywhere!
Will Swing right out with a catchy Western Swing tune from Steve Markwardt. First grouping has New Christmas recordings from Ruth Manning, – Charlene Keys, -Tecia McKenna Hedden and her Boys.
I picked from ndxpress1 – Dena Wood.
Next grouping also Christmas songs I got from i2irecords -Greg Irvin, has Teresa Landry, Penny Gilley, Chuck Cusimano.
Then after My Kylitos Salsa Promotion I will play several tunes inspired by my promotion from Texacana Mamas, Rick Norcross, Mark Powell, Ray Stevens, Lonnie Joe Howell.
Next I take the show in a different direction as we remember and pay our respects to several of those Country Music Legends we have lost in 2020
Jan Howard
Joe Diffie
Marty Martel
James Hand
Charlie Daniels
Bill Mack
Johnny Bush
Jerry Jeff Walker
Billy Joe Shaver
And Closing out with Inspirational tunes from Kent Gill, – Creed Fisher.
Join us on my Personal Billy Bowles Timeline during the Program for S W I N G – B A C K and chat post relevant picture have fun make friends 🙂 Till Then may God Bless You and Yours! Keep Swinging Country—





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