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Western Music Time (14-18 Sept 2022)

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (14-18 Sept 2022)

Opening theme
Skies Over California – Hank Newman & the Georgia Crackers
Sons of the San Joaquin – Remembering Jack Hannah
Happy Cowboy – Sons of the San Joaquin
Charlie and the Boys – Sons of the San Joaquin fea Jack Hannah
Land of Enchantment – Sons of the San Joaquin fea Joe Hannah
From Whence Came the Cowboy – Sons of the San Joaquin fea Jack Hannah
Silver Spurs – Sons of the San Joaquin fea Jack Hannah
Burro Lullaby – The Reinsmen
Lonesome Cowboy – The Wagonmasters
Older Country songs by Country & Western Artists
I Couldn’t Believe it was True – Eddy Arnold
Sometime – Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage
Gals Don’t Mean a Thing – Johnny Bond & his Red River Boys
I Love You Because – Gene Autry
El Condor Pasa – Chet Atkins
Trail Dreamin’ – Les Gilliam
Last Train from Gun Hill (theme) – Dimitri Tiomkin
Under Fiesta Stars – Gene Autry
Let’s Put the Western Back in the Country – Joni Harms
Following the Sun All Day – Sons of the Pioneers
Closing theme

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