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Western Music Time (17-23 June 2026)

New Podcast ! Western Music Time (17-23June 2026) By OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (17-23 June 2026)

Sons sing Billy Hill & Carson J Robison

Opening theme
My Adobe Hacienda – The Browns
Sons of the Pioneers perform More Western Songs by Billy Hill
Oregon Trail – SoP
The Old Pine Tree – SoP fea Hugh Farr
Wagon Wheels – SoP
Empty Saddles – SoP
Sons of the Pioneers Sing Carson J. Robison’s Songs
Blue Ridge Mountain Home
Carry Me Back to the Mountain
Sleepy Rio Grade
Way Out West in Kansas
Railroad Boomer
Left My Gal in the Mountains
Going Home
Evolution of a song
O Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie – Frank Luther
Carry Me Back to the Lone Prairie – Sons of the Pioneers
O Bury Me Out on the Lone Prairie – Roy Rogers
Days of Jubilo – Dave Bourne
Closing theme

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