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Western Music Time (23-27 March 2022)

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (23-27 March 2022)

Opening theme
When Payday Rolls Around – Sons of the Pioneers
My Saddle Pals and I – Roy Rogers & the Sons of the Pioneers (from the soundtrack of Heldorado)
It’s a Beautiful Day – Jimmy Wakely (from the soundtrack of Partners of the Sunset) w Arthur Smith & Pete Martinez
Mexicali Rose – Roy Rogers & the Sons of the Pioneers (soundtrack from Song of Texas, 1943 )
That’s What I like About the South – Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys
The Lone Rider theme – George Houston
Purple Sage, Silhouettes and Hills
Purple Sage, Eyes of Blue – Roy Rogers (soundtrack of Heldorado)
Beyond the Purple Hills – Gene Autry (film soundtrack – title song)
‘Neath the Purple of the Hill – Jimmy Wakely
Purple Sage in the Twilight – Gene Autry
My Gal is Purple – Sons of the Pioneers with intro by Stan Jones
Cactus Joe – George Houston & Fuzzy St. John
Lasso Your Love – Casey & Rick Peden
Theme from Tombstone Territory – Jimmy Blaine
Tears of Regret – Tex Ritter (sung in the film, Marked for Murder)
Bonanza theme – TV Studio Orchestra
Ringo – Lorne Greene
An Abbreviated Country Corner
So Doggone Lonesome – Ernest Tubb
Sagebrush Symphony – Sons of the Pioneers
Shades of Blue, from Prairies & Trails to the Western Sky
Blue Bonnet Lady – Riders in the Sky fea Woody Paul
Blue Prairie – The Reinsmen
‘Neath the Blue Montana Sky – Gene Autry
Blue Trails – Jimmy Wakely Trio
Blue Shadows on the Trail – Roy Rogers & the Sons of the Pioneers
Closing theme

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