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Western Music Time (13-17 July 2022)

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (13-17 July 2022)

Opening theme
Saddle Your Bronc and Ride – Andy Parker & the Plainsmen
Salute to composer/performer Luke Reed
Panhandle Wind (co-write w Foster) – Red Steagall
Blue Mesa – (co-write) – Randy Travis
If there Wasn’t Any Cows – (co-write w R Jones) – Luke Reed with Riders in the Sky
Cowboy’s Work is Never Done – (co-write w R Brown) – Kevin Davis
Adobe Walls – (co-write w R Brown) – Michael Martin Murphey
Bordertown Sweetheart (co-write w Thomas) – Kevin Davis
The Land of Manana – Luke Reed
Line Shack Blues (co-write w R Brown) – Don Edwards
Headin’ for the Bunkhouse (co-write w R. Brown) – Kevin Davis
And Cowboy is his Name – Luke Reed
Twilight – Kevin Davis
The Banks of Red River – Luke Reed
Cowboy Church (co-write w Red Steagall) – Red Steagall
Country Corner
It Would be a Doggone Lie – Hawkshaw Hawkins
If You Can Live With It (I Can Live Without It) – Jean Shepard
Blue – Kenny Roberts
Remington Ride – Don Reno & Red Smiley with the Tennessee Cut-ups
Wagon Wheels – Ray Conniff
Closing theme

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