The Jockey and The Cowpoke

The bakers of that good, glibber's bread present your all-star Western theater. Sing along, sing in the song under Western. Say what 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.

Now, here are the writers of the Purple Sage. Riding, rolling in the place and sun all day, Singing, swinging as I travel on my way, Riding, walking, walking, riding, cantaloupe, Singing and swinging to a cowboy song, Riding, rolling in the place and sun all day, Riding in the saddle all day long, To a long and long some cowboy song

Right through the burning desert sand To the land and country where a man's a man And I'll go riding open in the place and sun all day Sing as a fellow on my way Rockin' rockin' rockin' and ken' low day long Singing and a springin' and do a cowboy song Riding open in the place and sun all day

Well, thank you folks and a big Western welcome to all of you listening in. This is Boy Willing asking you to relax and listen to the writers of the Purple Sage as they bring you the songs of the Rangeland.

Boy, we're all set from one of those Western ballads right now. Well Terry, actually this isn't the Western song. Really? It isn't even an American number. But it's just as pretty as a California poppy or a Texas gale.

So maybe we can put a little of our own Western style into now is the hour. Boy and the boys handle that last number. Say, something else mighty nice is good Weber's bread.