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Western Music Time (25 Sept – 1 Oct)

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Western Music Time (25 Sept - 1 Oct)
Western Music Time (25 Sept - 1 Oct)

Western Music Time (25 Sept – 1 Oct)

Legends of the West

Opening theme

Steel Guitar Rag – Spade Cooly fea Noel Boggs
Ridin’ Old Paint – (Radio Theme from Hawk Larabee) – Andy Parker & the Plainsmen
Whisperin’ Wind – Sons of the Pioneers
Texas Tornado – Rex Allen

Legends of the West

Billy the Kid – Tex Ritter
Curly Joe from Idaho – Sons of he Pioneers
Jesse James – Sons of the Pioneers
Snowshoe Thompson – Tennessee Ernie Ford
Sacajawea – Stan Jones
Cody of the Pony Express -Riders in the Sky
Davy Crockett – Bill Hayes
Hangin’ Blues – Sons of the Pioneers

Classic Western Swing from Bill Boyd & Bob Wills

Southern Steel Guitar – Bill Boyd & his Cowboy Ramblers
Texas Playboy Theme – Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys
Deep in the Heart of Texas – Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys
Ride on My Prairie Pinto – Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys
Mexicali Trail – Vaughn Monroe
Charlie & the Boys – Sons of the San Joaquin
Burro Lullaby – The Reinsmen fea Bob Wagoner
Blue Rose of the Rio — Hank Snow
Blessed by the West – Sarah Pierce

Closing theme

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