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Western Music Time (01-07 Jan 2025)

Traditional Cowboy Songs

Opening theme

When the Work’s All Done This Fall – Rex Allen
Holler- Roll on – Cowboy’s Meditation – Frank Luther & Zora Layman
Colorado Trail – Roy Rogers
The Big Corral – Sons of the Pioneers
Bad Brahma Bull – Tex Ritter
My Love is a Rider – Lorraine Rawls
The Zebra Dunn – Rusty Richards
Trail to Mexico – Jimmy Wakely
Cowboy’s Dream (Cowboy’s Sweet By & By) – Rex Allen
Home on the Range – Sons of the Pioneers
Yellow Rose of Texas – Gene Autry
O Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie – Tex Ritter
Rarin’ to Go – Rex Allen
By the Silvery Rio Grande – Don Edwards
Dreary Black Hills – Foy Willing & Riders of the Purple Sage (solo – Dale Warren)
High Chin Bob – Don Edwards
The Old Chisholm Trail – Michael Martin Murphey & Friends
Alongside the Santa Fe Trail – Andy Parker & the Plainsmen

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