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Mae Out West March 19, 2026
By Meghan "Mae" McCoy
Mae Out West
Mae Out West March 19, 2026
Howdy and Mabuhay friends.
The show opens with Tom Morrell.From there, the set moves through Roy Rogers and the Sons of the Pioneers, Rusty and Doug Kershaw, and into players and bands that keep this sound alive in different ways. Johnny Horton with the Texas Troubadours, Jimmy Day on steel, Justin Trevino and Jake Hooker doing it their way now. Farmer & Adele sit right in that same line.
Tom Morrell & The Time Warp Top Hands · Whose Heart Are You Breaking Now
Roy Rogers & The Sons Of The Pioneers · Cool Water
Rusty & Doug Kershaw · Hey Sheriff
Heybale · Hang Your Head In Shame
Playboys II · Lily Dale
Sammi Smith · My Window Faces The South
Onie Wheeler · Jump Right Out Of The Jukebox
John England And The Western Swingers · Rosetta
Johnny Horton Feat. The Texas Troubadours · Mean Mean Son Of A Gun
Jimmy Lee Fauthree · Hayride Boogie
Jimmy Day · Indian Love Call
Farmer & Adele · Hang Up My Saddle
Davis Sisters · Gotta Git A-Goin’
Justin Trevino Feat. Jake Hooker · She Went A Little Bit Farther
Soda Crackers · Silver Wings
Mack Self · Easy To Love
Hee Haw Gospel Quartet · In The Sweet By And By
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