Westerns
Cowboys, marshals and the frontier.
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Gunsmoke
CBS · 1949–1961
Tales of the Texas Rangers
NBC · 1950–1953
Have Gun, Will Travel
CBS · 1958–1960
The Six Shooter
NBC · 1953–1954
The Lone Ranger
Mutual · 1935–1955
Gunsmoke Radio Show (1952-1961) Improved Audio, No Commercials
1952
Fort Laramie
CBS · 1955–1956
Hopalong Cassidy
NBC · 1941–1952
Frontier Gentleman
CBS · 1958
Wild Bill Hickok
Mutual · 1951–1954
Sears Radio Theater
CBS · 1979
Gumsmoke
1955–1956
Wild Bill Hickock
1951–1954
The Roy Rogers Show
Mutual · 1945–1955
Luke Slaughter of Tombstone
CBS · 1958
Frontier Town
1949–1953
The Cisco Kid
1952–1958
Frontier Fighters
1935
Romance of the Ranchos
1941–1942
All Star Western Theatre
1946–1948
Lightning Jim
Old Time Radio Researchers
Melody Ranch
CBS · 1937–1956
Horizons West
Old Time Radio
Red Ryder
1942–1948
Dr. Sixgun
1954
Tales of the Diamond K
1951
Red Horse Ranch
1935
American Trail
1953
Hawk Larabee
CBS · 1946–1948
Bobby Benson & The B Bar B Riders
Mutual · 1949–1954
Tom Mix
1939–1950
Pinto Pete and His Ranch Boys
Old Time Radio Researchers
Tom Mix Ralston Straight Shooters
1939–1950
Pinto Pete in Arizona
Old Time Radio Researchers
Festus Talks About
Old Time Radio
Tennessee Jed
1945–1947
Christmas OTR
1929–1980
Cisco Kid Comics # 31,32,33,34,35,36
Old Time Radio
Future Tense - Series
1974
Frontier Gentleman - Complete Series - HQ
CBS · 1958
Gunsmoke Comics #
Old Time Radio
Straight Arrow
Old Time Radio
All Star Western Theater of B Western Cowboy Stars - Audio MP3
1946–1948
Tennessee Jed Sloan
1945–1946
The Eisenhower Years
1961–1970
Pinto Pete And His Ranchhands
Old Time Radio
Cisco Kid Comics # 37,38,39,40,41
Old Time Radio
Jack Schaefer Shane
BBC
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