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Western Music Time (10-16 April 2024)

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New Podcast ! Western Music Time (10-16 April 2024) DJ OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (10-16 April 2024)
Western Music Time (10-16 April 2024)

Western Music Time (10-16 April 2024)

OJ Sikes
OJ Sikes

More IWMA memories from the 1990s

Opening theme

Montana Anna – Prairie Rose Wranglers
Appaloosa – Peggy Malone
My Love is a Rider – Lorraine Rawls
Charlie Siringo – Craig Chambers
Living the Western Dream – Joyce Woodson
Pride of the Prairie- Patsy Montana
Silver Spurs – Sons of the San Joaquin
They All Went That-a-Way – Earl Gleason (a Jerry Campbell composition)
He’s a Cowboy – Sisters of the Silver Sage
Cowboy Jubilee – Riders in the Sky
It’s Wyoming – Kevin McNiven
Hittin’ the Trail – Hays County Gals & Pals
My Special Heroes – Cecil Cravens
Western Sky – Journey West
Cowboy True – Curly Musgrave
Silver Lake Blues – Bob Wills’ Texas Playboys fea Johnny Gimble & Bob Boatright, twin fiddles
I’ll be Back in Texas By the Fall – Gil Prather
Under Fiesta Stars – Rich O’Brien

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