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Western Music Time (Oct 1-7 2025)

More of Cindy’s Compositions

Opening theme

Wide Rollin’ Plains – Rosalie Allen
Cowboy Blues – Les Gilliam
I Don’t Care – Ricky Skaggs

Ricky Skaggs – I Don’t Care

In the Misty Moonlight – Dean Martin
Christmas on the Plains – Roy Rogers
I Was Just Walking Out the Door – Jimmy Dean
Ridin’ for the Rancho – Martha Mears & the Sons of the Pioneers
Sweet Dreams, Baby – Glenn Campbell
Distant Drums – Jim Reeves
Bubbles in My Beer – Mac Wiseman
Eagle’s Heart – Bob Wagoner
Blue Canadian Rockies – Jimmy Wakely
Dusty Skies – Sons of the Pioneers
Don’t Count Your Chickens Before they Hatch – Bob Wills
The Troubadour – RW Hampton
China Doll – George Hamilton, IV
Lone Star Trail – Vaughn Monroe
San Antonio Rose – The Arizona Wildflowers
Country Corner
Listen to the Mocking Bird – Curly Fox
With Tears in My Eyes – Texas Ruby
Alabam – Cowboy Copas
Closing theme

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