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Western Music Time (18-24 June 2025)

Lawmen in the West

Opening theme

Gunsmoke – Studio Orch
The Rangers Ride Again – Andy Parker & the Plainsmen
The Lone Ranger – Studio Orchestra
Sundown (Ballad of Bill Thaxton) – Marty Robbins
Ride, Ranger, Ride – Gene Autry
The Man Behind the Gun – Hank Snow
Sheriff of Cochise – Prairie Chiefs
Hangin’ Blues – Sons of the Pioneers
The Ride Back – Vaughn Monroe
The Deputy – Buddy Morrow & Orchestra
High Noon – Tex Ritter
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“Selected” Western “Gems”
Jimmy Wakely Trio – When the Bloom is on the Sage
Andy Parker/Plainsmen fea Harry Sims – Westphalia Waltz
Gene Autry – Blue Shadows on the Trail
Cass County Boys – Goodbye Old Paint
Roy Rogers – I’m a Rollin’
Sons of the Pioneers – Ridin’ Down the Canyon
Riders of the Purple Sage – Whoa, Emma (from the film, Texas Carnival)
Andy Parker & the Plainsmen – A Lovesong of Old San Antone
Lady Be Good – Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys
Lonely is the Hunter – Bob Wagoner

Closing theme

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