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Western Music Time (18-22 Feb 2026)

Opening theme
Roll on Texas Moon – Roy Rogers
Way Out West in Texas – Gene Autry
Blue Prairie – Sons of the Pioneers
Boll Weevil Blues – The Farr Bros
The Prairie is My Home – Dick Foran
I’m an Old Cowhand – Sons of the Pioneers
Spanish Two–step – Pee Wee King
Saloons & Sarsaparilla
Red Silk Stockings & Green Perfume – Ken Curtis
Rye Whiskey – Tex Ritter
The Fool’s Paradise – Johnny Bond
Viva Tequila – Tex Ritter
Sadie was a Lady – Johnny Bond
Bill, the Barfly – Tex Ritter
Two Glasses, Joe – Ernest Tubb
Bubbles in My Beer – Bob Wills
Barstool Cowboy from Old Barstow – Spike Jones & his City-Slickers
Cowboy’s Trademarks – Gene Autry
Blow, Wind, Blow – Sons of the Pioneers
Cowboy Coffee – Joni Harms
Cimarron (Roll On) – Les Gilliam
Trail Dust – Andy Parker & the Plainsmen
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