Rex Allen started out as a singer in vaudeville, and sang on numerous radio shows before hooking up with a traveling rodeo show. He signed with Republic Pictures and became a popular singing cowboy, and was often paired with sidekick Slim Pickens. He starred in his own western TV series,
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1953Old Overland Trail
(performer: "Cowboy's Dream of Heaven", "Work For the Night is Coming", "Just a Wanderin' Buckaroo")
1952South Pacific Trail
(writer: "Hide Away Your Troubles" / performer: "I'll Sing a Love Song", "Hide Away Your Troubles", "The Railroad Corral")
1952Old Oklahoma Plains
(performer: "The Lonesome Road", "The Old Chisholm Trail", "Dese Bones")
1952I Dream of Jeanie
(performer: "Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming")
1952Border Saddlemates
(performer: "Roll On, Texas Moon", "The Old Ark's A'Moverin", "Wait For the Wagon")
1952The Last Musketeer
(performer: "Aura Lee" - uncredited, "I Still Love the West", "Down in the Valley" - uncredited)
1952Colorado Sundown
(performer: "Under Colorado Stars", "Down by the Riverside")
1951Utah Wagon Train
(writer: "Toolie Rollum" - uncredited, "The California Trail" - uncredited / performer: "Toolie Rollum" - uncredited, "The Streets of Laredo" The Cowboy's Lament - uncredited, "The Big Corral" - uncredited, "The California Trail" - uncredited)
1950Hills of Oklahoma
(lyrics: "A Cowboy's Meditation" / performer: "Curtains of Night", "Cindy", "A Cowboy's Meditation" / arranger: "A Cowboy's Meditation")
1950The Arizona Cowboy
(writer: "I Was Born in Arizona" / performer: "Arizona Waltz", "I Was Born in Arizona")
[in 1982] Now I'm not for gun control, but the week that Martin Luther King was killed, I decided I just didn't feel right about appearing with guns. And I haven't since.
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