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Western Music Time (21-25 Sept 2022)

By miguelbilly

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (21-25 Sept 2022)
Western Music Time (21-25 Sept 2022)

Western Music Time (21-25 Sept 2022)

Opening theme
Canyon Trail Yodel – English Brothers
Call of the Wild – Sons of the Pioneers fea Rusty Richards
Don’t Fence Me In – English Bros
Hoofbeat Serenade – Roy Rogers
Goodbye Old Pal – Don Edwards
Be Honest with Me – Gene Autry
I’ll Be Honest with You – Roy Rogers
Pennsylvania Pal – Bob & Randall Atcher with Bonnie Blue Eyes
Country Corner – Songs you may (or may not) have forgotten
The Auctioneer – LeRoy Van Dyke
Love Me – Marty Robbins
Foggy Mountain Breakdown – Flatt & Scruggs
Say You’ll Be Mine – Eddy Arnold
Count Me Out – Marty Robbins
Let Me Keep My Memories – Sons of the Pioneers fea Ken Carson
My Old Saddle Pal – Gene Autry
There’s a Ranch in the Rockies – Roy Rogers
There’s No Time Like Today – Jesse Ashlock
The Killer – Tex Williams
The Sodbuster with the Jughandle Ears – Elton Britt
The Texas Song – Bob Eaton and his Lone Star Boys
Closing theme

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