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Western Music Time (5-11 August 2026)

New Podcast ! Western Music Time (5-11 August 2026) By OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (5-11 August 2026)

Opening theme
Frankie Laine – Wanted Man
Ken Curtis – Rollin’ Dust
Texas Jim Lewis – Blue Bonnets for her Golden Hair
Vaughn Monroe & the Sons of the Pioneers – Columbus Stockade Blues
Les Gilliam – Don’t Come Cryin’ to Me
Sons of the Pioneers – Love Song of a Waterfall
What’s the Matter with You? – Carolina Cotton w/Deuce Spriggins
El Paso – Marty Robbins
Red Velvet Slippers – Juni Fisher
John Lowell – Jubilee Café
Music from a Tim Holt film: Along the Rio Grande
Along the Rio Grande – Ray Whitley & his Six Bar Cowboys w Betty Rhodes
Old Monterey Moon – Betty Rhodes
Frankie Marvin Illustrates the Western Steel guitar style
Your Cheatin’ Heart (intro) – Hank Williams fea Don Helms (steel)
Back in the Saddle Again – Gene Autry fea Frankie Marvin (steel)
Andy Parker & the Plainsmen – Love Song of Old San Antone
Rex Allen, Jr. – Call of the Canyon
Riders in the Sky – Cimarron Moon
Stan Jones & the Death Valley Rangers – Ghost Riders in the Sky
Closing theme

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