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Western Music Time ( 7-13 Aug 2024)

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Opening theme

California – Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage
Headin’ for the Bunkhouse Now – Kevin Davis
Out Where the West Winds Blow – Rex Allen
It’s All Your Fault – Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys
Ridin’ on the Rio – Ranger Doug
Singing on the Trail – Jill Jones
Mules
I’ll Take a Mule – Bob Wagoner
White Mule of Mine – Sons of the Pioneers (’34)
But I Always Wanted To – Bob Wagoner
Mule Train – Gene Autry
Conversation with a Mule – Arthur Smith
Blackjack was a Mule – Dave Stamey
Mexican Moon – Jean Prescott
Where the Mountains Meet the Sky – Jimmy Wakely
Donde Esta el Mio – Dave Bourne w/The Lobo Rangers
Please Don’t Leave Me – Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys
Compadres in the Old Sierra Madres – Lon Hannah
Wagon Train theme – studio orchestra
Wagon Train theme – Sons of the Pioneers
Jessie Polka – Lori Beth Brooke
River of the Roses – Sons of the Pioneers

Closing theme

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