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Western Music Time (6-11 Nov 2025)

Mules & More

Opening theme

Sagebrush Symphony – Sons of the Pioneers
Rocky Mountain Lullaby – Roy Rogers & Sons of the Pioneers
Laramie – Rex Allen (from the film, Rails to Laramie)
Cattle Call – Ken Curtis & the Chuckwagon Jamboree
Tales of Wells Fargo – The Prairie Chiefs
Remembering Mules
That Old White Mule of Mine – Sons of the Pioneers
Ol’ Droop Ears – Rusty Richards
I’ll Take a Mule – Bob Wagoner
Blackjack was a Mule – Dave Stamey
Conversation with a Mule – Arthur Smith
Johnson had an Old Grey Mule – Curly Fox
Wagon Wheels – Eddie Dean w Hi Busse & the Frontiersmen
Twenty Mule Train – Lawrence Welk
Mule Train – Vaughn Monroe
Country Corner – with some Bluegrass Classics
In My Tennessee Mountain Home – Dolly Parton
Don’t Let Your Deal Go Down – Flatt & Scruggs
Down the Road – Lester Flatt & the Nashville Grass
Foggy Mountain Breakdown – Flatt & Scruggs
Bluebirds Calling – Lester Flatt & Mac Wiseman
Lonesome Moonlight Waltz – Bill Monroe fea Kenny Baker
I Follow the Stream – Sons of the Pioneers (1955)
Cimarron (Roll On) – Sons of the Pioneers (2019)
Closing theme

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