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Western Music Time (22-28 May 2024)

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Favorite Fiddlers + Horses

Opening theme

A Cowboy has to Sing – Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage
Tommy Jackson – Done Gone
Hugh Farr (w/ Sons of the Pioneers) – Howlin’ Pup
Ridin’ Ropin’ – Roy Rogers
Johnny Paul (w/ Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage) – She’ll be Comin’ Round the Mtn
Stars over Old Santa Fe – Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage
Harry Sims (with Andy Parker & the Plainsmen) – Texas Plains
Bob Boatright – Twinkle Star
Bob Boatright & trio – I Wonder Where You Are Tonight
Woody Paul (with Riders in the Sky) – Getaway Gallop
Billy Beeman (w/the Lobo Rangers) – Ashokan Farewell
Hugh Farr (w/Sons of the Pioneers) – Cactus Swing
2 Songs from Gene Autry’s 1935 film, Sagebrush Troubadour
Way Out West in Texas – Gene Autry
End of the Trail – Gene Autry
Padre of Old San Antone – Rich O’Brien
Sioux City Sue – The Novelty Aces (from a 1946 Melody Roundup radio broadcast)
Famous Western Horses
That Palomino Pal of Mine – Roy Rogers & the Sons of the Pioneers
Champion, the Wonder Horse – Frankie Laine
Ol’ Faithful – Gene Autry
There’s a Bridle Hangin’ on the Wall – Rex Allen & Don Edwards
She’s in Love with her Horse – Joyce Woodson
Arkansas Traveler – Harry Sims

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