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Western Music Time (8-12 Dec 20211)

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Opening theme
Singing Cowboys Sing Country & Western Swing
San Antonio Rose – Gene Autry
Listen to the Mockingbird – Cass County Boys
Happy Anniversary – Roy Rogers
Nothin’ in My Letter Box – Dale Evans (1949)
No One To Cry To – Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage
You Will have to Pay (for your yesterday) – Tex Ritter
Born to Lose – Sons of the Pioneers fea Dale Warren
One has My Name (the other has my heart) – Eddie Dean
You Can’t Depend on What You See – Andy Parker & the Plainsmen
Mine All Mine – Jimmy Wakely
Blue Dream – Rex Allen w the Sons of the Pioneers
I’ll Step Aside – Johnny Bond
If You Would Only Be Mine – The Reinsmen

Music from 2 Tex Ritter Films
Ride, Ranger, Ride – Sons of the Pioneers (sung by Tex Ritter in the film Gangsters of the Frontier)
He’s Gone Up the Trail – Sons of the Pioneers (sung by Tex Ritter in the film Gangsters of the Frontier)
Out on the Lone Prairie – Tex Ritter (from the film Song of the Gringo )
Sam Hall – Tex Ritter (from the film Song of the Gringo)
The Place Where I Worship – RW Hampton

Country & Western Swing Versions of the Same Song
Sittin’ on Top of the World – Curly Fox
Sittin’ on Top of the World – Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys
Closing theme





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