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Sons of the Pioneers – Silver Spur recording 1982
Way Out There – 1982
Sons of the Pioneers – Decca recording 1934
Way Out There – 1934
Sons of the Pioneers – Standard Transcriptions 1935
Cool Water – 1935 (Len Slye solos)
Sons of the Pioneers – Decca recording 1936
Ride, Ranger, Ride – 1936
Sons of the Pioneers – Columbia recording 1937
My Saddle Pals & I – 1937 (Len Slye solos)
Roy Rogers – Decca recording 1940
You Waited Too Long – 1940
Sons of the Pioneers – Orthacoustic Transcriptions 1941
Coyote Serenade – 1941
Gene Autry – Victor recordings 1933
Cowboy’s Heaven – 1933 (January) (comp: Frankie Marvin)
That Old Feather Bed on the Farm – 1933 (June)
Gene Autry – Okeh/Columbia recordings 1937 – 39
Take Me Back to My Boots & Saddle – 1937
I’m Gonna Roundup My Blues – 1939 (comp: Johnny Marvin)
The Rough Riders Trio – Standard Transcriptions – 1939
Cimarron (Roll on) – Rough Riders Trio – 1939
Jimmy Wakely Trio – Thesaurus Transcriptions – 1942
My Campfire Lullaby – 1942
Sons of the Pioneers – Teleways Transcriptions 1947
Happy Cowboy – 1947
Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage – APS transcriptions (40’s)
San Antonio Rose – late 1940s
Rex Allen – Mercury Records -1946
Texas Tornado – 1946
Jimmy Wakely – Capitol Records – 1947
Oklahoma Hills – 1947
Rex Allen – transcriptions mid-to-late 1940s
Sing Me a Song of the Saddle – circa 1947
Jimmy Wakely – Decca Records – 1956
Along the Santa Fe Trail – 1956
Rex Allen – Decca 1951-59
Streets of Laredo – 1955
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