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Western Music Time (28 Aug -3 Sept 2024)

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Pioneer Friends

Opening theme

Way Out There – Marty Robbins
In the Hills of Old Wyomin’ – Sons of the Pioneers
The Old Chisolm Trail – Dick Foran & the Sons of the Pioneers
Hello, Way Up Yonder – Sons of the Pioneers
Some Friends Hangin’ with the Sons of the Pioneers
Rollin’ Dust- Johnny Western & the Sons of the Pioneers
In Missouri – Stan Jones & the Sons of the Pioneers, a.k.a. The Deputies
Tumbling Tumbleweeds – Perry Como & the Sons of the Pioneers
Handsome Stranger – The Fontane Sisters & the Sons of the Pioneers
Cowboy Buckaroo – Mason Williams & the Sons of the Pioneers
Cool Water – Vaughn Monroe & the Sons of the Pioneers
Ride, Concrete Cowboy, Ride – Roy Rogers & the Sons of the Pioneers
Some New Ones – Some Rare Ones
The Highly Exalted – Lon Hannah
Rim of the Canyon – Gene Autry with Johnny Bond
At the End of the Canyon Trail – Ray Whitley & his 6-Bar Cowboys
The Cowboy & the Lady – Ray Whitley
For the Love of You – Sons of the Pioneers
Shelter of the Wildwood – Riders in the Sky fea Ranger Doug
A Wandering Stray – John Lowell, fiddle Hailey Sandoz

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