All Star Western Theatre | OTRWesterns.com
Jun 29, 2026 · 30 min · 14 segments
Original Air Date: October 18, 1947 Host: Andrew Rhynes Show: All Star Western Theatre Phone: (707) 98 OTRDW (6-8739) Special Guests: • Horace Murphy • Tom Holland • Joe Duval Announcer…
you the music, the stories, and the spirit of the great open spaces.
Now to raise the curtain, the Riders of the Purple Sage, and singing a song of the sage.
Listen to the song of the wind.
Listen to the song of the rain.
Listen to the song of the sagebrush.
Calling to me again.
Me and my pony are free.
Singing a song of the sage.
We never care where we be We never work for a wage We live
a
life of pleasure Here on the desert dry We never search for a treasure We want nothing gold can buy We lose the cares of our age Singing a song of the same.
Singing a song of the same.
Boy, it's come to my notice that this new song, Arizona in the Morning, is another that you and Sid Robin have written.
You're right, Bob.
A Westerner just has to express his love for the West in one way or another.
Sid and I try to do it with music, hoping we'll sell the West to somebody new and bring the spirit of the West to somebody who's away and longing for it.
Arizona in the Morning is our feelings about a really great state.
Arizona in the morning, that's where heaven becomes a dawn, up
in the sky.
Hear the west wind softly blowing, listen to the rooster calling high.
From
my honey,
you the music, the stories, and the spirit of the great open spaces.
Now to raise the curtain, the Riders of the Purple Sage, and singing a song of the sage.
Listen to the song of the wind.
Listen to the song of the rain.
Listen to the song of the sagebrush.
Calling to me again.
Me and my pony are free.
Singing a song of the sage.
We never care where we be We never work for a wage We live
a
life of pleasure Here on the desert dry We never search for a treasure We want nothing gold can buy We lose the cares of our age Singing a song of the same.
Singing a song of the same.
Boy, it's come to my notice that this new song, Arizona in the Morning, is another that you and Sid Robin have written.
You're right, Bob.
A Westerner just has to express his love for the West in one way or another.
Sid and I try to do it with music, hoping we'll sell the West to somebody new and bring the spirit of the West to somebody who's away and longing for it.
Arizona in the Morning is our feelings about a really great state.
Arizona in the morning, that's where heaven becomes a dawn, up
in the sky.
Hear the west wind softly blowing, listen to the rooster calling high.
From
my honey,
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