A Texas Cowboy & A Girl Next Door talk about Detours on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO

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Thurs. Oct.2nd Noon CST on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO'S CAMPFIRE CAFE'What happens when you cross one of Nashville's top female vocalist with a Texas cowboy...your get '"Detours"! Host GARY HOLT visit's with DORIS & MIKE MERRITT around the Campfire Cafe' as we talk about how different paths in life brought the lead singer for the GIRLS NEXT DOOR and a Texas cowboy together to create a Ministry of Music and new direction for this couple.BECCA SALAMONE joins us for a visit with the voice of ALABAMA HORSE TALK. We'll talk with Becca about her passion for horses and learn how Alabama Horse Talk came to be.EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO is Heard World Wide Online Live and On Demand on your Smartphone, Tablet or Computer at www.equestrianlegacy.net

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