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Western Music Time (31 Dec 2025 – 6 Jan 2026)

Let’s Go to the Rodeo!

Opening theme

Saddle Up! – The Reinsmen fea Bob Wagoner
My Only Love – The Lobo Rangers fea Patty Bourne
Oklahoma Hills – Hank Thompson
Take Me Back to My Boots & Saddle – Shug Fisher & his Ranchmen
Bells of Old San Juan – Rough Riders Trio
Cool Water – Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage
Ashokan Farewell – Billy Beeman
Great American Cowboy – Sons of the San Joaquin
Carry Me Back to the Lone Prairie – The Reinsmen
Some of Smiley Burnette’s Compositions
My New 10 Gallon Hat – Smiley Burnette
Hold on, Little Dogies, Hold on – Gene Autry
On the Strings of My Lonesome Guitar – Jimmy Wakely
The End of the Trail – Gene Autry
The Wind Sings a Cowboy Song – Smiley Burnette
Someday in Wyoming – Gene Autry
It’s My Lazy Day – Gene Autry
Ridin’ Down the Canyon – Gene Autry
Gambler’s Guitar – Merle Travis
Hush Little Baby – The Wagonmasters fea Rachel Beeman
Bonaparte’s Retreat – Pee Wee King
Closing theme

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