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The Reinsmen: Painters of the West in Song

Opening theme

Saddle Up! – The Reinsmen ’73 fea Bob Wagoner (voc)
Song of the Trail – The Reinsmen ’73 fea Bob Wagoner (voc)
Blue Prairie – The Reinsmen ’80 fea Don Richardson (voc)
Wagons West – The Reinsmen ’77
Sentimental Trails – The Reinsmen ’80 fea Doc Denning (voc & composer)
Woodsman’s Prayer – The Reinsmen ’77 fea Dick Goodman (voc)
Trail of the Murmuring Pines – The Reinsmen ’77 fea Dick Goodman (voc & composer)
Redwood Trees – The Reinsmen ’77 fea Dick Goodman
High Country – The Reinsmen ’73 fea Bob Wagoner (voc & composer)
High Sierra – The Reinsmen ’77 fea Dick Goodman (voc & composer)
The Singing Hills – The Reinsmen ’80
Autumn on the Trail – The Reinsmen ’80 fea Jerry Compton (voc)
Cowboy Jubilee – The Reinsmen ’77 fea Harold Hensley (fiddle) & Jerry Compton (guitar)
Burro Lullaby – The Reinsmen ’73
Pretty Painted Ladies – The Reinsmen ’85 fea Doc Denning (voc)
Along the Santa Fe Trail – The Reinsmen ’77 fea Don Richardson (voc), Jerry Compton (steel) & H. Hensley (fiddle)
Trail to San Antone – The Reinsmen ’80 fea Dick Goodman (voc), Jerry Compton (guitar) & Doc Denning (fiddle)
Man Walks Among Us – The Reinsmen ’73 fea Bob Wagoner (voc)
Tumbleweed Trail – The Reinsmen ’80 fea Doc Denning (voc)
Stardust Cowboy (from the film Bronco Billy) – The Reinsmen ’80 fea Doc Denning (voc)

Closing theme: Tumbling Tumbleweeds – The Reinsmen ’85

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