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Western Music Time (10-16 June 2026)

Some Favorite Western TV Themes

Opening theme
Intro – Les Gilliam
Hopalong Cassidy – Studio orch
The Lone Ranger – ABC TV Orchestra
The Cisco Kid – Studio Orchestra
Back in the Saddle Again – Gene Autry (tv soundtrack)
Cheyene – Studio Orch
Have Gun, Will Travel – Johnny Western
Bonanza – Original Studio Orchestra
Gunsmoke – Studio Orch
One Good Horse – Ken «Festus» Curtis & Milburn «Doc» Stone
Maverick – Sons of the Pioneers
Sugarfoot – Studio Orch & Chorus
Johnny Yuma, the Rebel – Johnny Cash
High Chaparral – David Rose & Orchestra
Happy Trails – Roy Rogers & Dale Evans
Gene Autry film – Red River Valley (1936)
Red River Valley – Gene Autry
Cowboy Yodel – Gene Autry
Fetch Me Down My Trusty .45 – Gene (Smiley sings it in the film)
New Release
Never Going Home – Meghan Clarisse
Red Foley – The «Almost» Movie Cowboy
– Lone Cowboy (1933)
– Pals of the Saddle (1941)
– Harriet (1946)
Teardrops in My Heart – Jimmy Wakely
Sweethearts or Strangers – Gene Autry
Foggy River – Rex Allen
Horse Thief Moon – Ian Tyson
Song of the San Joaquin – Sons of the Pioneers fea Ken Carson
Closing theme

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