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Western Music Time (15-19 June 2022)

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (15-19 June 2022)

Opening theme
More Cowboy TV Themes
Hopalong Cassidy – Studio orch
The Lone Ranger Theme – Studio Orch
Gene Autry – Studio Orch w intro by Gene Autry
Cisco Kid theme – Studio Orch
Theme from Gunsmoke – CBS-TV Studio Orch
Bronco – Studio Orch
Bonanza – Studio orch
Laramie – Studio Orch
Rawhide – Franie Laine
Sugarfoot – Studio Orch
26 Men – Lee Adrian
Maverick – Studio Orch
Cheyenne- Studio Orch
Wagon Train – Studio Orch
Have Gun Will Travel – Johnny Western
Country Corner – Almost Forgotten
If it Ain’t on the Menu – Hawkshaw Hawkins
I’m Alright – Jean Shepard
KC Blues – Ernest Tubb
Trail Dust – Sons of the Pioneers
This is Southland – Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys fea Les Anderson, 1948
When the Snowbirds Cross the Rockies – Gene Autry & the Cass County Boys
Socorro – Paul Kelly
Different songs – Same titles
Humpty Dumpty Heart (partial)- Bing Crosby
Humpty Dumpty Heart – Hank Thompson
Big Bands Play Country Music.
Arkansas Traveller- Jimmy Dorsey
Crazy Heart – Guy Lombardo & his Royal Canadians fea Kenny Gardner
Closing theme

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