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Western Music Time (2-6 Feb 2022)

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Western Music Time (2-6 Feb 2022)

Deep in the Heart of Texas – Bob Wills ( the title song from a Tex Ritter-Johnny Mack Brown film)
Song of the Sage – Jimmy Wakely Trio from the Ritter-Brown film, Deep in the Heart of Texas
Cowboy’s Lament – Tex Ritter and the Jimmy Wakely Trio (from the same film)
Following the Trail – Hank Newman & the Georgia Crackers from the Durango Kid film, Fighting Frontiersman.
I Wonder if You Feel the Way I Do – Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys from Blazing the Western Trail
The Singing Hills – Sons of the Pioneers
Swing of the Range – Mary Lee, from the Gene Autry movie, Rancho Grande
Let’s Go Roamin’ Around the Range – Red Foley (comp Smiley Burnette)
Gene Autry’s Early «Chart» songs revisited
That Silver-haired Daddy of Mine (1931) (from Gene’s film Tumbling Tumbleweeds soundtrack, 1935)
Last Roundup – 1933 (re-recording 46)
Ole Faithful -1935 – (re-recording 46)
Yellow Rose ’33 – from a 1942 radio boadcast
Tumbling Tumbleweeds ’35 – re-recording ’46
Swingtime Cowgirl – Patsy Montana (1940)
Cleaning my Rifle & Dreaming of You – Roy Rogers ’43
Country Corner
Just a Little Lovin’ – Eddy Arnold
Sweet Dreams – Patsy Cline
Pop-a-Top – Jim Ed Brown
Don’t Touch Me – Jeanie Seeley
Howdy, Neighbor, Howdy! – Porter Wagoner
Winter in the West
Deep Water, Ice & Snow – Don Edwards
The Blizzard – Roy Rogers
The Last Cattle Drive – Lobo Rangers fea Patty Bourne

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