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Western Music Time (20-26 March 2024)

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Country or Western?

Opening theme

Ridin’ on the Sunshine Trail – Sons of the Pioneers
How Long is Forever? – Gene Autry
Texas Playboy Rag – Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys
That’s My Pa – Sheb Wooley
Rawhide – Frankie Laine
Moonlight on the Colorado – Sons of the Pioneers
Good Old Fashion Hoedown – Gene Autry

more from the IWMA’s early years:

Sing Me a Song of the Saddle – Rex Allen
Arizona Sunset – The Reinsmen
Goodbye Old Pal – Don Edwards
Room to Roam – Wylie & the Wild West
Chant of the Wanderer – Flying W Wranglers
The Old Night Rider – Lobo Rangers, fea Patty Bourne
You Don’t Have to be From Texas, but it Helps – Bob Wills’ Texas Playboys (fea Leon Rausch, Bob Boatright, etc.)
Stars on the Sandias – Wayne Horsburgh
Desert Flower – Lone Prairie
The Old Borunda Café – The Desert Sons

Closing theme

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