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Swinging Country October 16

By miguelbilly

Swinging Country , DJ Billy Bowles

Swinging Country October 16
Swinging Country October 16

SWING POST OFFICIAL for SWINGING COUNTRY OCTOBER 16 2021 IN REMEMBERANCE OF SKEEBO NORRIS AND MARIA PARISI
10:AM – 12:PM Central USA @ KSSLFM.COM
Howdy Friends & Fans this weeks episode comes with mixed emotions as there is much sadness with the Passing of Two Very Important people in our Industry Skeebo Norris sansabaradio.com and Maria Parisi Cofounder of Cowtown Birthplace of Western Swing Festival. I needed to record the Show early in the week so some of the Information is changed at the end to update the passing of Maria. What a Show indeed here is the line up
Tommy Thomsen
Rick Norcross & The Ramblers
Jim Renfro
Red Steagall
Bill Weaver
Chuck Cusimano
Aaron Watson X 2
Justin Trevino
Jeff Woolsey
Jody Nix
Kristyn Harris
Lisa Layne
Landon Dodd
Jake Hooker
A Interview Recorded Monday October 11 HD Ainsworth Interviews me on his I – 20 Morning Show followed by the First update afyer the Broadcast.
Next grouping
J.D. Barham & Cowjazz
Billy Mata And Texas Tradition
Jason Roberts
Next Group
Bobby Marquez
Kelly Spinks
Bobby Flores
Merle Haggard
Johnny Bush
Tony Booth
Darrell McCall
Curtis Potter
Closing out with
Cathy Jewell
Tony Booth
This Episode again is Dedicated to the Memories of Skeebo Norris & Maria Parisi May they rest in Peace.
Join us on My Personal Billy Bowles TImeline during the Initial Broadcast For Comments Fellowship & More. Please pass this post along as it is Hours Late getting out. Till Show time May God Bless You & Yours 🙂 Keep Swinging Country—

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