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Western Music Time (23-29 July 2025)

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Western Music Time (23-29 July 2025)

Tiffany Transcriptions (Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys)

Opening theme

Texas Playboys theme – Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys
San Antonio Rose
You’re From Texas
Nancy Jane
Ride on, My Prairie Pinto
Texas Plains (voc – The McKinney Sisters)
I Hear You Talkin’
Little Star of Heaven
Please Don’t Leave Me
When You & I Were Young, Maggie (instrumental)
Silver on the Sage
Cimarron
Ole Buttermilk Sky
It’s a Sin
In My Dear Old Southern Home
We Might as Well Forget it
On the Alamo (fea Noel Boggs, steel guitar)
Too Late
Under the Double Eagle
What’s the Matter with the Mill
New Release – As I Lay Dreaming – Syd Masters (NM Winner 2025)

Closing theme

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