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+ Life on Red Horse Ranch successfully combines a genuinely thrilling serial story, with the colorful music of the old west. A vivid moving story filled with suspense that stirs the imagination of every listener. Deftly woven into the script is the picturesque music of the open range, by the Texas Rangers, music heard in its natural setting. Click here to read more about Red Horse Ranch

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Please enjoy these 64 old time radio episodes:

Air Date	Title	Synopsis	Rating
N/A	episode 59 first tune hallalujah im a bum
N/A	episode 60 first tune its heck to bum in texas when it rains
N/A	episode 61 the boys search for trigger dawsons loot
N/A	episode 62 trigger dawson hid his loot
N/A	episode 63 first song turkey in the straw
N/A	episode 64 episode 64 alabam and the gang follow a map
N/A	episode 65 alabam and the gang find the loot
N/A	episode 02 first tune the rustlers lament
N/A	episode 05 first tune is a square dance
N/A	episode 06 first tune rye whiskey
N/A	episode 07 first tune goodbye old paint
N/A	episode 08 first tune the yodeling ranger
N/A	episode 09 first tune turnip greens
N/A	episode 10 first tune rig com faddle de a

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KMBC radio in Kansas City broadcast this series beginning in 1935. The program features a radio serial that spun bunkhouse yarns to the accompaniment of cowboy rhythms. Along with the action and romance of the Carter family and their ranch hands, the show featured western bands and cowboy singers. The program was produced by Sound Studios Of New York, and was recorded in Chicago by World syndication. There was music fill for local commercial insert. The first tune is, "Oh Susannah." Among the most popular groups that appeared on the program, were the Texas Rangers, who also appeared on the "Brush Creek Follies," their own program on KMBC, and a national show on CBS, "Under Western Skies." The Rangers' stardom also spread to movies, records, syndicated radio transcriptions, and publishing. On the silver screen the Texas Rangers appeared with Johnny Mack Brown, Judy Canova, Patsy Montana, and the King of the Cowboys, Gene Autry, who featured the Texas Rangers on his "Melody Ranch" radio program.

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