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Western Music Time (4-10 Feb 2026)

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New Podcast ! Western Music Time (4-10 Feb 2026) DJ OJ Sikes

Western Music Time
Western Music Time

Western Music Time (4-10 Feb 2026)

Featuring A Few Contemporary Western Composers

Opening theme
Ranger Doug
Ride with the Wind (Riders in the Sky)
Blue Montana Skies ( ” )

Jack Hannah
Great American Cowboy (Sons of the San Joaquin)
Where the Very Same Cottonwoods Grow (“)

Gary McMahan
The Old Double Diamond (Kyle Evans)
Ol’ Cowpoke (Riders in the Sky, fea Too Slim)

R.W. Hampton
Travellin’ Light
Donny, Catch a Horse

Woody Paul
Blue Bonnet Lady (Riders in the Sky)
Compadres in the Old Sierra Madres (” )

Red Steagall
Rodeo Blues
The Wagon Tongue

Luke Reed
Cowboy is His Name
If There Wasn’t any Cows

Rusty Richards
Fence Rider
Magic of Twilight (w Hi Bussee & the Frontiersmen)

Robert Wagoner
High Country (w The Reinsmen)

Closing theme

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