LIVE: FROM NASHVILLE HELENE CRONIN & WOOD NEWTON on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO

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SATURDAY FEEBRUARY 4th NOON CENTRAL…The Premier of LANDMARKS and our visit with Helene Cronin on LIVE: FROM NASHVILLEFor 40 Years he’s written chart topping songs like BOBBIE SUE, RIDING WITH PRIVATE MALONE, 20YEARS AGO and many many more…Saturday, Wood Newton joins host Gary & Mary Kaye Holt on Equestrian Legacy Radio Network’sLIVE : FROM NASHVILLE!It all starts at NOON Central Time at Equestrianlegacy.net and the podcast on iHeart Radio, iTunes, Apple Podcasts and Spotify…just search for Equestrian Legacy Radio.

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