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Western Music Time (21-25 July 2021)

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Opening theme
Bound for the Rio Grande – Sons of the Pioneers
Song of the Open Range – Andy Parker & the Plainsmen
Ridin’ All Day – Rex Allen
He’s Ridin’ Home – Sons of the Pioneers
Oklahoma Hills – Hank Thompson
Heartbreak Trail – Hank Snow (1965)
Galivantin’ Galveston Gal – Gene Autry
Out on the Open Range – Hank Snow (1947)
South of the Border
Compadres in the Old Sierra Madres – Riders in the Sky
Amapola – Gene Autry (soundtrack version)
Solamente Una Vez (You Belong to My Heart) – Sons of the Pioneers
Trail to Mexico – Tex Ritter
La Virgin de la Macarena – Tito Puente & Buddy Morrow
Goodbye to Old Mexico – Gene Autry w the Jimmy Wakely Trio
A Gay Ranchero – Cass County Boys (inst)
On the Old Spanish Trail – Roy Rogers
Roy’s Little Darlin’ – Jean Prescott
Be Honest with Me – Gene Autry
Press Along to the Big Corral – Andy Parker & the Plainsmen
Oklahoma Swing – Rudy Sooter & his Californians (1939)
Take Them Mountains Out of My Way – The Ranch Boys fea Curley Bradley (rare Billy Hill comp w/ Willie Raskin)
A Summer Night’s Rain – Sons of the Pioneers
Buffalo Gals – The Plainsmen
Closing theme





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