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Western Music Time (30 Dec-3 Jan 2021)

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Song of the Trail – Sons of the Pioneers
High Country – The Reinsmen
Colorado – Bar J Wranglers
Rocky Mountain High – John Denver
The Cherokee Strip – Sons of the San Joaquin
Night Time on the Desert – Marty Robbins
Tobacco State Swing – Hank Penny & his Radio Cowboys
Country Corner
Trouble in Mind – Tennessee Ernie and Glenn Cambell
Dear Old Dixie – Don Reno & Red Smiley
Bringing Mary Home – Don Reno and Bill Harrell
Man of Constant Sorrow – Soggy Bottom Boys
Sunset Trail – Roy Fox
Lonesome Road Blues – W. Lee O’Daniel & his Hillbilly Boys
Blue Steel Blues – Ted Daffan
Billy Boy – Louise Massey & the Westerners
Pioneers Sing Country, Western Style
Sentimental Worried & Blue
I Still Do
Columbus Stockade Blues







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