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Western Music Time (24-28 Nov 2021)

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Opening theme
Down the Trail to San Antone – Sons of the Pioneers
Nuevo Laredo – Les Paul & Mary Ford
Always Rollin’ Home – Sons of the Pioneers
Tex Ritter – A Silver Screen Singing Cowboy from Texas
Green Grow the Lilacs – Tex Ritter
Buffalo Skinner (abbrev) – John Lomax
Red River Valley – Tex Ritter
Down the Colorado Trail – Tex Ritter from Trouble in Texas (1937)
Down the Trail to Mexico – Tex Ritter from Westbound Stage – rated one of Tex’s best films
When the Work’s all Done this Fall – John Lowell (2021)
Song of the Trail – The Reinsmen fea Robert Wagoner (1973)
Country Corner – Saluting Tom T. Hall
The Ballad of Forty Dollars
Who’s Gonna Feed Them Hogs?
Bill Monroe for Breakfast
Country Is
Gene Autry – the First Full-Time Silver Screen Singing Cowboy
Cowboy Yodel – Gene Autry (1929)
Little Ranch House on the Old Circle B – Gene Autry (1933)
The Last Roundup – Gene Autry (1933)
Where the Mountains Meet the Sky – Jimmy Wakely
Rose of Old Pawnee – Roy Rogers with Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage
There’ll be Some Changes Made – Wesley Tuttle’s Texas Stars fea Merle Travis
Closing theme




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