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Swinging Country October 04, 2025

By miguelbilly

New Podcast ! Swinging Country October 04, 2025 DJ Billy Bowles

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Swinging Country October 04, 2025

SWINGING COUNTRY 10 AM – NOON CST @ KSSLFM.COM

This episode Kicks off Swinging with Keith PhillipsI Welcome ya in followed by Chuck Cusimano, Caesar Ozuna. A Double Spin from The Oak Ridge Boys, Tracy Byrd Music.

Next up Vernon Husky, Dave Edwards, Dan Seals, The Time Jumpers Billy Mata.

THE REMAINDER OF THIS EPISODE IS A TRIBUTE TO LEON RAUSCH

Including 3 of Many Interviews I’ve done with Leon and a Whole Lot of his Music and Two from Tommy Thomsen From his Tribute Album A Tribute to A Living Legend Leon Rausch and Closing out with the Final song Leon ever recorded enjoy the Show A Lot of Great Music Enjoy And Keep Swinging Country—

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