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Western Music Time (21-25 June 2023)

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Western Music Time (21-25 June 2023) (Celebrating Smiley Burnette)

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A Sampling of the Music of «Ol Frog,» Smiley Burnette, composer of over 200 songs
Ridin’ Down the Canyon – Gene Autry
Uncle Noah’s Ark – Smiley Burnette & Gene Autry
Roundup in Cheyenne – Gene Autry
The End of the Trail – Gene Autry
Ridin’ All Day – Rex Allen
Hold On, Little Dogies, Hold on – Gene Autry
Dear Old Western Skies – Gene Autry
My New Ten Gallon Hat – Smiley Burnette
Hominy Grits – Merle Travis
Mama Don’t Like Music – Smiley Burnette
Someday in Wyoming (WY Waltz) – Gene Autry & Jimmy Long ’35 from In Old Santa Fe
Let’s go Roamin’ Around the Range -Red Foley
It’s My Lazy Day – Gene Autry ’54
Wagon Train – The Willis Brothers
The Old Covered Wagon – Gene Autry & Smiley Burnette ’35
I’ll Go Ridin’ Down that Old Texas Trail – Gene Autry
On the Strings of My Lonesome Guitar – Jimmy Wakely
It’s Indian Summer – Ozie Waters & the Plainsmen
The Wind Sings a Cowboy Song – Smiley Burnette
Born to be a Cowgirl – Aspen Black

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