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Western Music Time (7-14 Oct. 2026)

New Podcast ! Western Music Time (7-14 Oct. 2026) By OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (7-14 Oct. 2026)

Old Movies & “history” – almost forgotten

Opening theme
Bound for the Rio Grande – Sons of the Pioneers, fea Bob Nolan (& Hugh)
Bluebonnet Girl – Sons of the Pioneers, fea Len Slye (Roy Rogers)
When a Cowboy Starts to Courtin’ – Sons of the Pioneers, fea Tim Spencer
You Ain’t Heard Nothin’- Sons of the Pioneers fea Pat Brady
Cajon Stomp – Sons of the Pioneers fea The Farr Brothers, Hugh (fiddle) & Karl (guitar)
Lone Buckaroo – Sons of the Pioneers, fea Lloyd Perryman
Full Moon Over Texas – Sons of the Pioneers, fea Ken Carson
Let’s Go West Again – Sons of the Pioneers, fea Ken Curtis
Don Juan – Sons of the Pioneers, fea Shug Fisher
Autumn on the Trail – Sons of the Pioneers, fea Dale Warren
Song of the Trail – Sons of the Pioneers, fea Tommy Doss (’62)
Ghost of Serrano Ridge – Rusty Richards (’84)
Red River Valley – Sons of the Pioneers, fea Luther Nallie (’82)
Along the Santa Fe Trail – Sons of the Pioneers, fea Gary LeMaster (’94)
Ridin’ Down the Canyon – Sons of the Pioneers, fea Randy Rudd
King of the Cowboys – Dusty Rogers
Cowpoke – Sons of the Pioneers, fea John Fullerton
He’s Gone Up the Trail – Sons of the Pioneers
The Pioneers in a Gene Autry Film (Call of the Canyon)
Call of the Canyon – Gene Autry
A Cowboy has to Sing – Sons of the Pioneers
A Sandman Lullaby – Sons of the Pioneers
Closing theme

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