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Western Music Time (16-22 July 2025)

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Western Music Time
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Western Music Time (16-22 July 2025)

Foy Willing (AFRS, Langworth & Assoc. transcriptions)

Opening theme

Ridin’ Down that Old Texas Trail – Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage
Texas Blues
Prairie Echoes
Oklahoma Hills
Cimarron, Roll On
Paradise Trail
Nobody’s Lost on the Lonesome Trail
Nellie Bly
Red River Valley
San Antonio Rose
Moonlight on the Prairie
Ragtime Cowboy Joe
Song of the Sierras
A Cowboy has to Sing
Carry Me Back to the Lone Prairie
Trail Herdin’ Cowboy
Sleepy Rio Grande
Ridin’ Down to Santa Fe
Stars Over Old Santa Fe
Red Wing
Roll on, Little Dogies, Roll On
Song of the Sage
Goin’ Back to Texas
She’ll be Comin’ ‘Round the Mountain
You Are My Sunshine

Closing theme

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