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Western Music Time (8-12 Sept 2021)

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Opening theme
Way Out There – Marty Robbins
Hills of Old Wyoming – Sons of the Pioneers
Ghost Riders in the Sky – Peggy Lee
Western Swing
Brownie’s Stomp – Milton Brown & his Musical Brownies
Shame on You – Tex Williams w/Spade Cooley’s band ’44
Who Walks in When I Walk Out – Bob Wills & his Texas Playboys
Cross Your Heart – Hank Penny & his Radio Cowboys
Under the Double Eagle – Bill Boyd & his Cowboy Ramblers
Waltz Across Texas – Ernest Tubb & his Texas Troubadours
You’re Not My Darlin’ Anymore – Gene Autry (Andy Secrest, trumpet, F Marvin, steel)
White River Stomp – Leon Chappelear & his Lone Star Cowboys ’35
Too Many Sweethearts – Jimmy Wakely ’47
That’s What I Like About the West – Tex Williams & his Western Caravan ’47
Texas in My Soul – Leon Rausch w/Tommy Allsup
Silver Stars, Purple Sage, Eyes of Blue – Roy Rogers from the Heldorado film soundtrack ’46
Don’t Come Cryin’ to Me – Les Gilliam
High Voltage Gal – Luke Wills fea Tommy Doss ’47
Outlaws – Sons of the Pioneers fea Tommy Doss ’52
I Love to Yodel – Carolina Cotton
Night Guard – Roy Rogers
Closing theme





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