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Western Music Time (4-8 Aug 2021)

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Opening theme
Saddle Your Worries to the Wind – Sons of the Pioneers
It’s My Lazy Day – Gene Autry
Gone Fishin’ – Gene Autry
Catfish, Take a Look at that Worm – Smiley Burnette
Old Monterey Moon – Betty Jane Rhodes from a Tim Holt Movie, Along the Rio Grande, 1941
Aong the Rio Grande – Betty Jane Rhodes & Ray Whitley, title song from ”
Cielito Lindo – 50 Guitars (played in the same film)
Famous Singing Groups part 2
Song of the Rover – Sons of the San Joaquin 90s
There’s a Rainbow Over the Range – Reinsmen 90s
Desert Serenade – Riders in the Sky 90s
Pinto Pal – The Hays County Gals & Pals 90s
Charlie and the Boys – Sons of the San Joaquin 2000
Sons of the Pioneers Lead Guitarists
Len Slye (Roy Rogers) – Prairie Lullaby 1934
Karl Farr – Comin’ Through the Korn (1941)
Roy Lanham – Roy’s Ramble (1982)
Cowboy Jubilee – Gary LeMaster – (1990s)
Rocky Canyon – Gene Autry
The Railroad’s Coming to Town – Ray Whitley (from Tim Holt’s film, Robbers on the Range)
When Night Falls on the Prairie – Roy Rogers
Lilies Grow High – Johnny Western
Closing theme





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