Ghost In Little Deer Canyon With Eddy Arnold

The Bakers of Weber's Bread presents your all-star Western theater, recorded earlier for release at this time. Frifting along! Hollywood comes your all-star Western theater, starring America's great Western singers, boy-willing and the writers of the Purple Sage, bringing you the music, the stories and the spirit of the great open spaces.

Today's special guest, the great folk singer Eddie Arnold. But now, here are the writers of the Purple Sage. How you'd be, oh, you'd be, eh, at the break of the day I ride along with a song in my heart all the way I find an old fun range, a lamb that is pre

Not where the skies of blue keep smiling down on me When the sun goes to rest on the rim of the west The moon above will return and the campers will burn To the stars above, I'll sing up my love With a sage, bright, symphony To the sweet melodies in the sigh of the breeze

Now they long, there's a song from the birds in the trees When the stars come creeping into the sky A lonely, prairie, lobos, things along a by You'll hear the call of the wild in the twilight beguase You'll hear them blend at the end in melodious, I'll fade this sweet, serenade Here's a stage, rasp symphony!

Well friends, hello, it's good to be back with you again, bringing you our western songs and stories And speaking of western songs, here's one that Connie hits the spot with a cowboy who likes to sing a song of yesteryear We especially like it and hope you do too. Sometimes.

Some one come, some way, there. Right nice song. It has a good homey quality like Weber's Bread. You know it's true that Weber's Bakers make hundreds of thousands of loaves of bread each day for Southern California housewives.