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Let’s go to the Rodeo. part 2

Opening theme

The Big Rodeo – Roy Rogers with Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage + Pat Brady
Skyball Paint – Les Gilliam
Ride ‘Em Cowboy – Sons of the Pioneers
Rodeo Road – Roy Rogers & Willie Nelson
Casey Tibbs – Rusty Richards
No Rodeo Dough – Sons of the Pioneers
Ain’t No Fool Like An Old Fool – Doc Denning
Instrumentals & vocals from South of the Border
South of the Border- 50 Guitars of Tommy Garrett
Alla en el Rancho Grande – Gene Autry
You Belong to My Heart – Lawrence Welk
Solamente Una Vez – Sons of the Pioneers
Revisiting 5 of Tim Spencer’s Sagebrush Songs – years later
Sagebrush Symphony – Trudy Fair
Old Pioneer – The Reinsmen
Yippi-Yi Yippi Yo (Born to the Saddle) – Sons of the Pioneers
Ridin’ the Range with You – Sons of the San Joaquin
Ballad of the Broken Arrow – Cowboy Joe Babcock
All I Need is You – Moon Mullican
Carry Me Back to the Lone Prairie – Marvin O’Dell & the Red Hot Rhythm Rustlers
Night Time on the Desert – Marty Robbins
Ridin’ on the Rio – Ranger Doug

Closing theme

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