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Western Music Time ( 17-23 July 2024)

New Podcast ! Western Music Time ( 17-23 July 2024) DJ OJ Sikes

Western Music Time ( 17-23 July 2024)

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Cowboy Movie Stars & Their Musical Sidekicks

Opening theme

Trail to San Antone – The Reinsmen
Hills of Old Wyoming – Sons of the Pioneers
Cowboy Blues – Gene Autry
The Wind Sings a Cowboy Song – Smiley Burnette
High, Wide & Handsome – Cass County Boys
Night Guard – Roy Rogers
Beautiful Moon Over Texas – Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage
Graveyard Filler of the West – Pat Brady
Trail Dreamin’ – Sons of the Pioneers
Windy Bill – Rex Allen
Stardust Cowboy – The Reinsmen
Rocky Canyon – Ray Whitley
Noche de Ronda – Elvira Rios
Song of the Sierras – Jimmy Wakely
Stars of the Midnight Range – Johnny Bond
I Long for the Hills of Wyoming – Wesley Tuttle
Theme from The Showdown, starring Hopalong Cassidy, Russell Hayden & Britt Wood (1940)
Roll Along Covered Wagon – Frank Chaksfield
Country Corner
If You Don’t Know, I Ain’t Gonna Tell You – Geo Hamilton IV
Sweet Misery – Jimmy Dean
The Cowboy Way – Sarah Pierce

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