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Western Music Time (22-26 June 2022)

By miguelbilly

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (22-26 June 2022)
Western Music Time (22-26 June 2022)

Western Music Time (22-26 June 2022)

Opening theme
Cowboys on the Radio
Happy Rovin Cowboy – Sons of the Pioneers
Call of the Rollin’ Plains – Andy Parker & the Plainsmen
Texas Plains – Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage
Smoky Mountain Schottische – The Prairie Ramblers, fea Tex Atchison, fiddle
Wind – Sons of the San Joaquin
The Tenderfoot – Glen Ohrlin
Don’t Fence Me In – Roy Rogers
Cattle Call – Kenny Roberts
Chant of the Wanderer – Hank Snow
Country Corner: duets & a couple
Mr. & Mrs. Used to Be – Ernest Tubb & Loretta Lynn
Bringing Mary Home – Don Reno & Bill Harrell
Lonesome 7-7203 – Hawkshaw Hawkins
Slippin’ Away – Jean Shephard
All My Ex’s Live in Texas – George Straight
Along the Navajo Trail – Gene Autry
How Could it be Wrong – Bob Wills
Room Full of Roses – Sammy Kaye fea Don Cornell
The First Cowboy Song – Riders in the Sky fea Ranger Doug & Chris O’Connell
Pinto Pal – Wayne Horsburgh
Closing theme

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