compositions from songwriters ranging from George Gershwin and Irving Berlin to Hank Snow and Johnny Bond, this week’s installment of SWING ON THIS offers a little something for everyone with a musically adventurous spirit. And for those who are TRULY adventurous — and yep, you know who you are — the latest entry in our “San Antonio Rose” parade may be of special interest. It features an artist named Eddie K. Lively, playing Bob Wills’ greatest hit on an instrument you don’t often associate with Western swing.
Plus, I’ll have tunes from the Hi-Flyers, Leon McAuliffe, Shelby Eicher, the latest incarnation of the Light Crust Doughboys — and And, as always, thanks for listening.
With compositions from songwriters ranging from George Gershwin and Irving Berlin to Hank Snow and Johnny Bond, this week’s installment of SWING ON THIS offers a little something for everyone with a musically adventurous spirit. And for those who are TRULY adventurous — and yep, you know who you are — the latest entry in our “San Antonio Rose” parade may be of special interest. It features an artist named Eddie K. Lively, playing Bob Wills’ greatest hit on an instrument you don’t often associate with Western swing.
Plus, I’ll have tunes from the Hi-Flyers, Leon McAuliffe, Shelby Eicher, the latest incarnation of the Light Crust Doughboys — and a whole lot more. So please join me Saturday at 7 p.m. for an hour of Western swing, cowboy jazz, and probably a surprise or two. You can get every note of it absolutely free by tuning in KWGS, 89.5 FM, in the T-town listening area, or on your computing device anywhere in the world at publicradiotulsa.org. And, as always, thanks for listening.