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Western Music Time (14-18 July 2021)

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Opening theme
Cowboy Jubilee – Roy Rogers & the Sons of the Pioneers
Cowboy Camp Meetin’ – Sons of the Pioneers
The Old Trail – Gene Autry
Sleepy Rio Grande – Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage
Cowpoke – Rex Allen
Talk, Gobbler, Talk – Tex Ritter
Whose Heart Are you Breaking Now? – Leon Rausch w Bob Boatright
Cowboys for Kids in the 1950s
Peter Cottontail – Gene Autry
Smiles are Made Out of the Sunshine – Roy Rogers
It Doesn’t Hurt a Bit to be Polite – Tex Ritter
Ballad of Davy Crockett – Sons of the Pioneers
Westward Ho the Wagons – Rex Allen
Country Corner – The RFD/Cowboy Channel
I Wouldn’t Change You if I Could – Don Reno & Red Smiley (The Ronnie Reno Show)
Theme/It’s Another World – The Wilburn Brothers (Wilburn Bros Show)
The Home You’re Tearing Down – Loretta Lynn (Wilburn Bros Show)
Rawhide – Marty Stuart (The Marty Stuart Show)
Once a Day – Connnie Smith (The Marty Stuart Show)
Sugarloaf Mountain Special -The Johnson Mountain Boys fea Eddie Stubbs (The Marty Stuart Show)
Our House is a Home – Daniel O’Donnell (The Daniel O’Donnell Show)
Gal in Calico – Bing Crosby
San Fernando Valley – Roy Rogers
Closing theme





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