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Western Music Time (16-20 June 2021)

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Opening theme
Trail to San Antone – Sons of the Pioneers
Headin’ up the Santa Fe Trail – Jimmy Wakely from 6-Gun Serenade
Way Out West in Texas – Gene Autry
That Old Feather Bed on the Farm – Gene Autry ’33
Lonely Trail of Memory – Andy Parker & the Plainsmen
The Older the Violin, the Sweeter the Music – Hank Thompson
How High the Moon/Ornithology – The Brazos Valley Boys
More gems from the 1990s
When the Cimarron was Red and On the Rise – Red Steagall
Born to the Saddle – Masterson & Blackburn
Down by the Brazos- Don Edwards
Adobe Walls – Michael Martin Murphey
Shootin’ the Gap – Garry Prescott
Road of Dreams – Jean Prescott
Cody of the Pony Express – Riders in the Sky
Country Corner
You Comb Her Hair Every Morning – Jim Ed Brown
You Win Again – Jerry Lee Lewis
Moonlight on the Range – Fred Scott (from 2 films)
Welcome to Wickenburg – Dan McCorison
Forgive Me – Leon Rausch w/ Bob Boatright, Eldon Shamblin, Tom Morrell, Tommy Allsup, etc.
Closing theme





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