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Western Music Time (10-14 March 2021)

By miguelbilly

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Western Music Time 5-9 Jan 2022
Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Opening theme
Cowboy Jubilee – Sons of the Pioneers (’66 Lloyd, Dale & Rusty w Roy Lanham)
Goodbye to Old Mexico – Andy Parker & the Plainsmen
Buffalo Gal – Dick Curless
Morning Green – Hot Texas Swing Band
Land Beyond the Sun – Sons of the Pioneers
I Saw Your Face in the Moon – Blaine Sprouse
Country Corner – contrasts as the genre grew
Settin’ the Woods on Fire – Hank Williams
In My Tennessee Mountain Home – Dolly Parton
The Pill – Loretta Lynn
Utah Carl intro – Harry McLintock
Utah Carol – Marty Robins
Boggs Boogie – Spade Cooley
Pop Goes the Western
Riders in the Sky (A Cowboy Legend) – Bing Crosby
Do Not Forsake Me – Frankie Laine
Rye Whiskey – Ames Bros
Along the Navajo Trail – Dinah Shore
Swing Band Themes
Auld Lange Syne/El Rancho Vegas – Guy Lombardo & his Royal Canadian Orchestra
Tina Rene Waltz – The Osborne Brothers & Buddy Spicher
Jesse James – Marc Williams
Closing theme




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