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Swinging Country November 08, 2025

By miguelbilly

New Podcast ! Swinging Country November 08, 2025 DJ Billy Bowles

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SWINGING COUNTRY 10 AM – 12 PM CDT @ KSSLFM.COM

Billy Bowles Swinging Country Episode Begins with A Fort Worth theme featuring Jake Hooker, Ray Price, Web Pierce Then Double Shots from The Western Flyers, Bob Wills Texas Playboys Under the Direction of Jason Roberts, Billy Mata and The Texas Tradition, Mary Lee And Caesar’s Cowboys. Next Asleep At The Wheel, Jerry Reed. A Double Shot from Hallmark Chuck Cusimano Which Also begins my Veterans Day Special Tribute with many more Artists

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