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Western Music Time (20 – 24 Jan 2021)

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Remembering Tom Mix
Tom Mix/Miracle Rider theme – Studio Orchestra
When the Bloom is on the Sage – The Trail Blazers
Ragtime Cowboy Joe – The Ranch Boys
West of Yesterday – Don Edwards
Under a Texas Moon – Dale Evans
Texas USA – Roy Rogers & the Sons of the Pioneers
Swing of the Range – Gene Autry
Singin’ in the Saddle – Tex Ritter
I’m Sending You Red Roses – Jimmy Wakely
Big Band Themes
Moonlight Serenade – Glenn Miller
Sierra Sue – Glenn Miller fea Rey Eberle
A Man with True Grit – Glen Campbell
Milk Cow Blues – Jimmy Wakely
Little Grey Home in the West – Sons of the Pioneers
The Ghost of Serrano Ridge – Rusty Richards
A Few Ray Whitley Compositions
Along the Rio Grande – Bob Wagoner
Rocky Canyon – Gene Autry
On the Painted Desert – Jill Jones & the Lone Star Chorale
Song of the Cowboy – Ray Whitley
Devilish Mary – Bill Boyd & his Cowboy Ramblers
Trail Dust – Andy Parker & the Plainsmen
Don’t Ask Me Why I’m Goin’ to Texas – Asleep at the Wheel




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