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Western Music Time (30 Oct – 5 Nov 2024)

Western Music Time
Western Music Time

Movie/TV Cowboys & their Horses + Smiley’s compositions

Opening theme

Cannonball Yodel – Elton Britt
Boo! It’s Halloween!
Headless Horseman – Ken Curtis
Ghost of Serrano Ridge – Rusty Richards

Movie & TV Cowboys and their Horses

Champion, the Wonder Horse – Frankie Laine
That Palomino Pal of Mine – Roy Rogers (“Trigger”)
She Rode a Horse Called “Buttermilk” – Patty Parker
I’ll be Rex Allen (and You Be Rocky Lane) – Marvin O’Dell & Tom Hiatt (“Koko” & “Blackjack”)
Hi Yo, “Silver” – Kay Kyser & his Orchestra
Lash La Rue – Marvin O’Dell (“Black Diamond”)

Gene Autry Sings Some of Smiley’s compositions

Dear Old Western Skies
I’ll Go Ridin’ Down that Texas Trail
Hold On, Little Dogies, Hold On
Someday in Wyoming (duet w/Jimmy Long) performed by Gene in In Old Santa Fe)
Wagon Train
It’s My Lazy Day
There’s a Rainbow Over the Range – Bob Wagoner
When it’s Night Time in Nevada – Cass County Boys
Cimarron (Roll on) – Foy Willing & Riders of the Purple Sage
My Kind of Country – Bob Wagoner
By A Campfire on the Trail – Sons of the Pioneers
A Cowboy has to Sing – Andy Parker & the Plainsmen

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