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Western Music Time (25-29 May 2022)

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (25-29 May 2022)

Opening theme
1501 Miles of Heaven – Eddie Dean
Western Classics Medley – Roy Rogers, Dale Evans & the Sons of the Pioneers
The Trail Tip Song – Riders in the Sky
Mexican Hat Dance – 50 Guitars of Tommy Garrett (heard in the cantina scene in the Tim McCoy film, Traitor)
When the Sandman Rides the Trail – Vaughn Monroe
Sandman Lullaby – Sons of the Pioneers
Dear Hearts & Gentle People – Bing Crosby
Sugarfoot – Studio orch.
Jesse James – Jones Bros & Log Cabin Boys (performed by Raymond Hatton in Johnny Mack Brown’s film Law Men)
Country Corner
Welcome to My World – Jim Reeves
I’ve Been There Too – Tenn Ernie Ford
Molly Darling – Eddy Arnold
Hey, Good Lookin’ – Jim Ed Brown
Don’t Send Your Love – Gene Autry
Mississippi Valley Blues – Gene Autry & Bert Dodson
Farewell – Riders in the Sky
Moon O’er Montana – Montana Blue and the Blue Sky Cowboys
Closing theme

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