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Western Music Time (7-11 July 2021)

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Opening theme
Rose of the Rockies – Jimmy Wakely
Wending My Way to Wyoming – Sons of the Pioneers
Blue Montana Skies – Gene Autry
Tiger Rag – Roy Newman & His Boys fea Art Davis & Jim Boyd (1934)
Forgotten Voices from the 1930s
Amigo Mio – Bob Baker
Under a Texas Moon – Gene Austin
Along the Texas Trail – Smith Ballew
Deep in the Heart of Texas – John «Dusty» King
Little Joe the Wrangler – Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys
I’ve Sold My Saddle for an Old Guitar – Roy Rogers
Singing Cowboys in the 1950s
I’m Back in the Saddle Again – Gene Autry (movies, tv & radio)
How I Love Those Old Saddle Songs – Cass County Boys (movies, TV and radio)
Dreaming of the Western Plains – Rex Allen (movies & TV)
Theme from High Noon – Tex Ritter
California Rose – Roy Rogers (movies, radio & TV)
Paradise Trail – Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage (movies, TV and radio)
Happy Trails – Roy Rogers and Dale Evans (TV)
A Cowboy Has to Sing – Sons of the Pioners (on radio)
Theme from The Searchers – Sons of the Pioneers (in A-Westerns)
Frontier Doctor – Rex Allen (TV series)
Silver Trails – Jimmy Wakely (tv, radio)
Closing theme





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