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Western Music Time (2-8 Sept 2026)

New Podcast ! Western Music Time (2-8 Sept 2026) By OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (2-8 Sept 2026)

Women Soloists & (more) Cowboy Crooners from the last century

Opening theme
Ghost Riders in the Sky – Peggy Lee
Brave Man – Rosemary Clooney
Ol’ Buttermilk Sky – Mike Douglas with Kay Kyser & his Orchestra
Wayward Wind – Alice Lon with Lawrence Welk & his Orchestra
Sierra Sue – Bing Crosby
Annie Oakley – Gail Davis
Purple Sage in the Twilight – Gene Autry
Hazy Mountains – Dale Evans & Roy Rogers
I’m a-Rollin’ – Harry Babbit with Kay Kyser & his Orchestra
Tall Man – Jane Russell
California Rose – Roy Rogers, sung to Jane Russell in Son of Paleface (’52)
Johnny Guitar – Peggy Lee
Rose of the Rio Grande – The Mills Bros
Saddle the Wind – Julie London
Jingle, Jangle, Jingle – Mike Douglas & Julie Conway w/Kay Kyser & his Orch
Idaho – The Mills Brothers
Roll Along Prairie Moon – Sons of the Pioneers
Song of the Sierras – Jimmy Wakely
Arizona Waltz – Patty Bourne & the Lobo Rangers
River of No Return – Marilyn Monroe w/Andy Parker & the Plainsmen
Closing theme

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