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New Podcast ! Western Music Time (17-21 Jan 2024) DJ OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (17-21 Jan 2024)

OJ Sikes
OJ Sikes

Movie Cowboys Sing Country Songs

Opening theme
You Are My Sunshine – Gene Autry
You Waited Too Long – Roy Rogers
Good Good Morning – Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage
I Saw Your Face in the Moon – Ray Whitley
Don’t Hang Around Me Anymore – Gene Autry
Just a Bouquet of Yellow Roses – Cass County Boys
Cigareetes & Whusky – Sons of the Pioneers
Sentimental, Worried & Blue – Sons of the Pioneers
One Has My Name – Eddie Dean
I’m Beginning to Care – Gene Autry
Tell Her I Said Hello – Andy Parker & the Plainsmen
Old Home Town – Jimmy Wakely Trio
Cottage in the Clouds – Rex Allen
It’s Over – Rex Allen, Jr.
You Two-Timed Me One Time Too Often – Tex Ritter
Teardrops from My Eyes – Gene Autry & Jo Stafford
I Hear You Talkin’ – Jimmy Wakely
I’ll Step Aside – Johnny Bond
No One Will Ever Know – Sons of the Pioneers
I Was Just Walking Out the Door – Gene Autry
Closing theme

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