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Selected Composers from Western Movies & Radio

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From Roy Rogers movies & radio

Stampede – Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage (Foy Willing & Darol Rice)
Twilight in the Sierras – R. Rogers, D. Evans & the Sagers (Foy Willing & Sid Robin)
Lone Buckaroo – Sons of the Pioneers, fea Lloyd Perryman (Bob Nolan)
River Robin – Sons of the Pioneers fea Bob Nolan (Bob Nolan)
Home Again in Old Wyomin’ – Sons of the Pioneers (Tim Spencer)
Moonlight on the Trail – Sons of the Pioneers fea Lloyd Perryman (Tim Spencer)
Home in Oklahoma – Roy Rogers (Jack Elliott)
Roll on, Texas Moon – Roy Rogers & Dale Evans (Jack Elliott)
Under Nevada Skies – Roy Rogers & Dale Evans (Jack Elliott)
There’s a New Moon Over Nevada – Sons of the Pioneers fea Carson (Ken Carson)
Over the Rainbow Trail – Sons of the Pioneers (Ken Carson)
A Cowboy’s Dream of Heaven – Roy Rogers (Jack Elliott)
Apache Rose – Sons of the Pioneers (Jack Elliott)
There’s a Rainbow Over Texas – Roy Rogers & Pioneers (Jack Elliott)
Texas, USA – Roy Rogers & the Sons of the Pioneers (Tim Spencer)
Over the Great Divide – The Farmer & Adele

Evolution of a theme: Back in the Saddle Again

Back in the Saddle Again – Gene Autry (1939)
Back in the Saddle Again – Gene Autry (1946)
Back in the Saddle Again – tv theme/logo – (1950)

Songs From Gene Autry’s movies,* radio** & tv# shows

I’m Gonna Roundup My Blues – Gene Autry (Johnny Marvin)
Melody Ranch*- Gene Autry w Ann Miller (Eddie Cherkose – Jule Styne)
Sing Me a song of the Saddle# – Gene Autry (Gene Autry – Frank Harford)
Great Granddad# – Cass County Boys (Reese- John White)

More Songs from Roy Rogers movies

Ridin’ Down the Sunset Trail – Roy & Dale (Jack Elliott)
Song of Arizona – Roy & the Pioneers (Elliott) title song
Beneath a Utah Sky – Roy (Glenn Spencer)
Susana Pass – Roy & Dale w/ the Sagers (Elliott) title song
Rootin’ Tootin’ Cowboy – Roy & Foy Willing & the Sagers (Willing & Robin)
Call of the Prairie – Roy & Dale (Ken Carson)
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