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Rex Allen “Voice of the West”

Opening theme

Arizona Cowboy (Too Lee Roll Um) – Rex Allen opening theme of his first movie
When the Work’s All Done This Fall a traditional song recorded in 1972
Dreaming of the Western Plains performed in his first movie
Texas Plains
Arizona Waltz
Timber Wind
Curtains of Night
Texas Tornado
At the Rainbow’s End
Rarin’ to Go (aka I Ride an Old Paint)
The Last Roundup
Jawbreaker
God Walks These Hills
Rocky Mountain Lullaby
Blue Dream – (w the Sons of the Pioneers)
Legend of Lobo – (w the Sons of the Pioneers for Walt Disney)
Prayer of the Frontier Doctor (tv theme)
This Land is Your Land (concert theme)
Streets of Laredo

Rex Allen – Streets of Laredo


The Last of the Silver Screen Cowboys (w Rex, Jr. & Roy Rogers)

Closing theme

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