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Western Music Time (25-31 Dec 2024)

Christmas Show

Opening theme

Cowboy Christmas – A Mel Tormé hosting Sons of the Pioneers
Merry Bunkhouse Christmas – Sisters of the Silver Sage
Santa’s Yodel – Sweethearts in Carharts
Cowboy Santa Claus –- Prairie Ramblers
Christmas for Cowboys – John Denver
Christmas on the Line – Michael Martin Murphey
A Cowboy’s Special Christmas – Red Steagall
A Cowboy’s Rocky Mountain Christmas – Flying W Wranglers
Christmas in the Sierra – David John & the Comstock Cowboys
Every Day is Christmas in the West – Don Edwards
Rootin’ Tootin’ Santa Claus – Pee Wee King
Cowboy Christmas – Joni Harms
I Want a Hat Like Gene’s – Prairie Rose Wranglers
Here Comes Santa Claus – Gene Autry
Rudolph story – Gene Autry
Rudolph the Red-Nose Reindeer – Gene Autry
Star of Hope – Sons of the Pioneers
Santa Claus is Riding the Trail – Roy Rogers
The Greatest Gifts – Riders in the Sky

Closing theme

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