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Swinging Country November 27

By miguelbilly

Swinging Country , DJ Billy Bowles

Swinging Country November 27
Swinging Country November 27

SWING POST OFFICIAL FOR NOVEMBER 27 2021 EDITION OF SWINGING COUNTRY 10:AM – 12:PM CST / USA @ KSSLFM.COM
Howdy Friends & Fans of REAL Traditional Music. This week has about 8 Themes, 36 Songs Including A World Radio Premiere recording of Lily Dale From Bobby Mackey & Justin Trevino the first time I recall the song being done as a Duet and it’s very well done! Hear it First on Swinging Country.
Show starts with Brady Bowen then I’ll Welcome you in and Kick off the First theme coming to you from
Gilbert Prather
Jeff Mamett
Hallmark Chuck Cusimano
The next grouping is Theme 2 with 6 Songs from
George Strait
Leah Sawyer
Steve Markwardt
Jake Hooker
Web Pierce
Carl Vaughan
Up Next 2 Songs I decided fit together first My Favorite Song Faded Love Vocal from Leon Rausch and then the single World Radio Premiering from Bobby Mackey and Justin Trevino’s take on the Classic Lily Dale.
On to the Next Theme a lot of us Guys can «releate» with from
Jeff Mamett
Craig Murphy
W.G. Banister Will
Carl Finney
Mel Tillis
Then comes another little Theme from
Elizabeth-Justin Trevino
Red Steagall
J.W.W. and The Prospectors
And then comes a Theme the Gals or many of the Women can relate with from
Venessa Bourne
Diane Mccall
Cathy Jewell
From there a 2 Song True story abbreviated very interesting from
Terry Bullard
After Terry I’ll be spinning Christmas Music Mixed from
Western Swing Rules Band Kevin Williams Vocal Robert Huston Band Leader.
Dennis Paul Ledbetter
Peggie Nora
Curt Ryle
Chuck Cusimano
INTRODUCING 8 Year old Ruby Mackie with A Original Song Ruby is Disc Jcokey Kay Cook-Abbott’s Granddaughter out of the UK
I’ll finish the Show out with 4 Beautiful Instrumental Christmas Tunes from The Late Dickey Overby & Bobby Flores Christmas CD Christmas In Ole’ San Antone which for well over a decade has been one of my Favorite Christmas Albums ever. Dee Jee Overbey aka Donna Overbey is Dickey’s Widow.
I hope everyone will enjoy this episode. Please feel free to share this Post with Friends especially since this media has made it so that I can’t tag many of the people I want and need to tag.
Join us on my Personal Timeline for SWING – BACK to Comment during the Initial Broadcast and participate even if only to say Howdy. Till then May God Bless You & Yours 🙂 Keep Swinging Country—

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