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Western Music Time (11-17 Dec 2024)

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Old Tunes Not Forgotten

Opening theme

Where the Rio Rolls Along – Sons of the Pioneers
Here on the Range with You – Roy Rogers
Prairie Echoes – Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage
Blue Mountain Sweetheart – Sons of the Pioneers
House on the Hill – Jimmy Wakely
Rocky Mountain Lullaby – Jimmy Wakely Trio
Shadows of the Wildwood – Sons of the Pioneers
When the Snowbirds Cross the Rockies – Gene Autry
Moonlight on the Sunset Trail – Cass County Boys
Deep Water, Ice & Snow – Don Edwards
Me and My Burro – Andy Parker & the Plainsmen
Song of the Wagonmaster – The Reinsmen
Cowboy Swing – Cal Shrum, Horace Murphy & Eddie Dean
‘Neath Texas Skies – Eddie Dean
Guess Who’s in Town – Bill Boyd & his Cowboy Ramblers
Cattle Call – Eddy Arnold

Eddy Arnold – Cattle Call

Such a Night – Shane Guse & the Western Swing Authority
The Mystery of His Way – Rex Allen
The Place Where I Worship – R.W. Hampton
Long Canyon Christmas – RW Hampton
Mary, Don’t You Know – Belinda Gail

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