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Western Music Time (27 Nov – 3 Dec)

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Remembering Dick Goodman

Opening theme

Ride Cowboy Ride – Rex Allen, Jr. & the Reinsmen
Remembering Dick Goodman of the Reinsmen (who died Nov 7th, 2024)
Call of the Canyon – The Reinsmen fea Doc Denning, voc, (an award-winning Dick Goodman composition)
Springtime in the Rockies – The Reinsmen fea Dick Goodman, voc
Along the Trail of the Murmuring Pines – The Reinsmen fea Dick Goodman, voc, (a Goodman composition)
So Long to the Red River Valley – The Reinsmen fea Dick Goodman, voc
High Sierras – The Reinsmen fea Dick Goodman, voc, (composed by Bob Wagoner)
Celebrating the Sons of the Pioneers’ Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame – 1976
Hopalong Cassidy theme/Gene Autry theme/Hoppy, Gene & Me – Roy Rogers
Riders in the Sky (a Cowboy Legend) – Sons of the Pioneers
Teardrops in My Heart – Rex Allen, Jr.
Moonshine Steer – Rex Allen
Cherokee Strip – Sons of the Pioneers
Cannonball Rag – Merle Travis
I Can’t Help the Way You Feel – Smokey Rogers
Shame on You – Tex Williams
Steel Guitar Rag – Leon McAuliffe
Back in the Saddle Again – Ray Whitley
Eddie Dean – Lovesong of a Waterfall
I’ll See You in My Dreams – Merle Travis
Cool Water – Sons of the Pioneers

Sons Of The Pioneers – Cool Water

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