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Western Music Time (24 – 28 May 2023)

Western Music Time (24 - 28 May 2023), DJ OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (24 – 28 May 2023)

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Music in B-Western Movies
Ray Whitley in George O’Brien & Tim Holt Movies
Back in the Saddle Again (introduced in the George O’Brien film, Border G-Man
Ramble On (Tim Holt film Thundering Hoofs)
Gene Autry
Blue Canadian Rockies
Goin’ Back to Texas w CCB (from Robin Hood of Texas)
Call of the Canyon
There’s a Rainbow on the Rio Colorado (from Sons of NM)
Cass County Boys
Cowboy Blues (in Trail to San Antone)
The Little Big Dry (from Riders of the Whistling Pines)
Old Chisholm Trail (from Trail to San Antone)
Hopalong Cassidy film soundtrack
Free with Love ( from The Eagle’s Brood )
George Houston – The Lone Rider theme
Roy Rogers
Don’t Fence Me In
Blue Shadows on the Trail
When Night Falls on the Prairie
Rainbow Over Texas
Hittin’ the Trail Back to Monterey
Sons of the Pioneers
Slumber time on the Range (from Charles Starrett’s film, Rio Grande in 1938)
Trail Herdin’ Cowboy (from Roy Rogers’ film, Sons of the Pioneers in 1942)
Over the Rainbow Trail (from Monte Hale’s film, Home on the Range) in 1946)
Jimmy Wakely
Cimarron (Roll on) (sung by the Jimmy Wakely Trio in Roy Rogers’ film Saga of Death Valley in 1939)
Song of the Sierras (title song from a Jimmy Wakely film)
Georgia Crackers
Following the Trail – (from a Chas Starrett film)
Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage
Everything’s Going My Way (from a Roy Rogers film, Grand Canyon Trail)
May the Good Lord Take a Likin’ to You – with Roy & Dale
Eddie Dean w Andy Parker & the Plainsmen
Little Ranch Upon the Hill – from TORNADO RANGE

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