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Western Music Time (11-17 Sept. 2024)

Western songs with image-inducing titles

Opening theme

Vaquero – New West fea Raul Reynoso
Amigo – Michael Fleming with the New West Trio
South of the Border – Gene Autry
I Got Spurs that Jingle, Jangle, Jingle – Tex Ritter
There’s a Long, Long Trail – Sons of the Pioneers
When the Cimarron was Red and on the Rise – Red Steagall
Grand Canyon – Bob Wagoner
Empty Saddles – Sons of the Pioneers
Hold on, Little Dogies, Hold on – Gene Autry
Ride on, Vaquero – The Dixie Marimba Players/Roy Rogers & Lynne Roberts (comp. Abel Baer)
A Side Trip to Remember a Composer, Abel Baer
Harriet (with the Lariat) – Dale Evans & Roy Rogers
Mama Loves Papa – Bing Crosby w Bob Scobey’s Dixieland Band
Back to today’s theme
Salt River Valley – Sons of the Pioneers
Ridin’ Down the Canyon – Sons of the Pioneers
Arizona Sunset – The Reinsmen fea Doc Denning
Won’t You Ride in My Little Red Wagon – Tex Williams & his Western Caravan
Seems Like Old Times (theme) – Archie Bleyer’s Orch. fea Sy Shaffer(tbn)
Trail of the Lonesome Pine – Arthur Godfrey

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