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Western Music Time (27 Sept-1 Oct. 2023)

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Western Music Time (27 Sept-1 Oct. 2023)

Opening theme
A Cowboy has to Sing – Andy Parker & the Plainsmen
South – Dave Edwards & his Alabama Boys
Beside the Rio Grande – Jim Malloy & his Range Riders
Music in the Outback
Slim Dusty – Mareeba’s Rodeo Song
Wayne Horsburgh – Give Me a Pinto Pal
Tex Morton – Wrap Me Up with My Stock Whip & Blanket
Smoky Dawson – Funny Old Hills
Frank Ifield – Love song of a Waterfall
Saturday Matinees
Upon the Silver Screen – Les Gilliam
The Strand – The Statler Bros
Special Heroes – Cecil Cravens
Who’s Gene Autry? – Johnny Cash
Roy Rogers – Stan Corliss
Hopalong Cassidy theme – Studio Orch & Chorus
Hoppy, Gene & Me – Roy Rogers
I’ll be Rex Allen – Marvin O’Dell & Tom Hiatt
Lash LaRue – Marvin O’Dell
The Last of the Silver Screen Cowboys – Rex Allen, Jr., Rex Allen, Roy Rogers
Country Corner
Blue Side of Lonesome – Jim Reeves
The Almanac Song – Texas Jim Robertson
The Shelter of the Wildwood – Riders in the Sky
Closing theme

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