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Western Music Time (12-18 August 2026)

New Podcast ! Western Music Time (12-18 August 2026) By OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (12-18 August 2026)

Opening theme
There’s a Rainbow Over the Range – Sons of the Pioneers (The Durango Kid – Chas Starrett, 1940)
Slumber Time on the Range – Riders in the Sky (originally sung by SoP in a Starrett film, Rio Grande, ‘38)
Miracle Rider theme – Studio Orch (a Tom Mix serial from 1935)
Call of the Prairie – Chill Wills & his Avalon Boys from Call of the Prairie (a Hopalong Cassidy film, 1936)
Funny Old Hills – Jimmy Wakely Trio from Twilight on the Trail (a Hopalong Cassidy film, 1941)
Alla en el Rancho Grande – Xavier Cugat (a standard)
My Kind of Country – Jimmy Wakely Trio in Stick to Your Guns (a Hopalong Cassidy film)
High, Wide & Handsome – Tex Ritter (1936 film, AZ Days)
Hi-Yo Silver – Roy Rogers (saluting the original Lone Ranger)
Ragtime Cowboy Band – Ray Whitley & his 6-Bar Cowboys & the Farr Bros (inst)
Mexicali Rose – Gene Autry
Starlight on the Prairie – Johnny Bond
Along the Navajo Trail – Roy Rogers
Ridin’ on the Rocky Range – Sons of the Pioneers (film soundtrack)
Ridin’ on the Rocky Range – Sons of the Pioneers (transcription)
A Melody from the Sky – Jim Wakely
Cattle Call – Rex Allen
Blue Trail – Jimmy Wakely
Arizona Cowboy – Rex Allen (title song, his 1st film)
Ghost Riders in the Sky – Gene Autry
Ride, Concrete Cowboy, Ride – Roy Rogers & Sons of the Pioneers
The Last of the Silver Screen Cowboys – Rex Allen, Jr.
One More Ride – Sons of the Pioneers (’76)
Closing theme

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