Western

• ACROSS THE ALLEY FROM THE ALAMO This song is so much fun that it almost even makes sense. Think fondly of the Mills Brothers when you sing this one.
• ANYTHING YOU CAN DO an eight-part song from "Annie Get Your Gun" that is a sure hit for a combined number with a chorus or quartet of the opposite sex. Can you guess who wins in the end? Also available in eight-part male and female versions.

• GRANDMA'S FEATHER BED  This lively, happy, nostalgic John Denver song is great fun for either sex to sing.  Now available in contest and show versions.
• GREEN GREEN GRASS OF HOME this melancholy country song is a sure winner

• HAPPY TRAILS for Western shows, the Roy Rogers & Dale Evans song

• I GUESS HE'D RATHER BE IN COLORADO poignant song of a city dweller who yearns for the great outdoors
• I LIKE BEER Tom T. Hall's ode to the ethereal amber beverage. This whimsical tune is available as either lead or bass solo.

• MOONSHINE LULLABY An unusual type of lullaby, this tune from "Annie Get Your Gun" has a lazy, fun feeling to it.
• MY HEROES HAVE ALWAYS BEEN COWBOYS Willie Nelson is probably the best-known singer to perform this poignant song. Shades of America's pioneer past.

• PASS THAT PEACEPIPE/I'M AN INDIAN, TOO cute Western medley
• PISTOL PACKIN' MAMA for Western shows, about a rugged cowgirl

• THANK GOD I'M A COUNTRY BOY You know how some songs are just plain fun? Well, this is one of them. John Denver's popular classic can be a hit for your group too.

• WESTERN MEDLEY six songs to energize a Western-themed show
• WHATEVER HAPPENED TO RANDOLPH SCOTT Statler Brothers' lament about modern times

• YOU CAN'T GET A MAN WITH A GUN  The great Irving Berlin makes some of his best wordplays in this delightful song.  From the musical "Annie Get Your Gun," this contestable tune is for women only.