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Western Music Time (24-28 March 2021)

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Opening theme
New San Antonio Rose – Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys
A Few of Our Heroes
Sierra Sue – Gene Autry
Hoppy, Gene & Me – Roy Rogers
Saturday’s Heroes – Jimmy Wakely
Jimmy Wakely interviews Tex Ritter
On a Rainbow Trail (Rose of the Hills) – Tex Ritter & the Jimmy Wakely Trio (film: Cheyenne Roundup)
Pop Goes the Western
Riders in the Sky (a Cowboy Legend) – Peggy Lee
South of the Border – Bing Crosby
The Last Roundup – Ames Bros
Tumbling Tumbleweeds – Patti Page
Cowboys Sing Country
You Only Want Me When You’re Lonely – Gene Autry
I Love You So Much it Hurts Me – Rex Allen
Stay Away from My Heart – Tex Ritter
I Wish I Wuz – Roy Rogers
Rancho Pillow – Colleen Summers & The Sunshine Girls
When it’s Nighttime in Nevada – John “Dusty” King with the Plainsmen
Back in the Saddle Again – Ray Whitley & his Six-Bar Cowboys
Silver on the Sage – Bing Crosby
I Found a New Baby – Wesley Tuttle & Merle Travis
By a Campfire on the Trail – Sons of the Pioneers
Closing theme




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