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Western Music Time (9-13 March 2022)

Western Music Time, DJ OJ Sikes

Western Music Time (9-13 March 2022)

Opening theme
Remembering Cindy Walker
Miss Molly – Riders in the Sky
Lone Star Trail – Bing Crosby
TEXAS – Tex Ritter
You’re from Texas – Bob Wills
Wide Rollin’ Plains – Rosalee Allen
Blue Canadian Rockies – Gene Autry
Dusty Skies – Jimmy Wakely
Gringo’s Guitar – Sons of the Pioneers
Tater Pie – Tom Morrell & his Time-Warp Tophands
Take Me in Your Arms & Hold Me – Eddy Arnold
Desert Nights – Don Edwards
Blue Bonnet Lane – Bob Wills
Old Town Taos -Rich O’Brien
Country Corner: mid-century changes in country music reflect societal changes
Howdy, Neighbor, Howdy – Porter Wagoner
20 Cent Cotton, 90 Cent Meat – Stringbean
You’re Not My Darlin’ Anymore – Gene Autry
Slippin’ Around – Jimmy Wakely & Margaret Whiting
Detroit City – Bobby Bare
More Unrecorded Songs from Tex Ritter’s film, Tex Rides with the Boy Scouts (1937)
The Gal I Left Behind Me- Tex Ritter with the The Beverly Hillbillies
Girl Of The Prairie – Tex Ritter
Closing theme

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