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Western Music Time (22-28 July 2026)

Stars Remembered

Opening theme
Roy Rogers – Roll on Texas Moon
Sons of the Pioneers – Coyote Serenade
Tex Ritter – I’m a Natural Born Cowboy
Marty Robbins – Dusty Wind
Bob Wills – That Hot Lick Fiddlin’ Man
Gene Autry – Twilight on the Trail
Country Corner – 60s Stars Remembered
Hawkshaw Hawkins
– On the Sunny Side of the Mountain (theme song)
– Lonesome 7-7203
Jean Shephard (Mrs. Hawkshaw Hawkins)
– Bright Lights & Co Music
– Think I’ll Go Somewhere & Cry Myself to Sleep
Cowboy Copas
– Alabam
Patsy Cline
– Love Letters in the Sand
– I Fall to Pieces
Johnny (Wright) & Jack (Anglin)
– Poison Love
Jim Reeves
– Love is No Excuse (w Dottie West)
– Golden Memories & Silver Tears
Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys – The Devil Ain’t Lazy
Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage – Your Tears Came too Late
Jimmy Wakely – Hills of Old Wyoming
Rex Allen – Tonight on the Range
Sons of the Pioneers – Saddle Your Worries to the Wind
Andy Parker & the Plainsmen – La Cumparsita
Closing theme

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