Rudy Sooter was born on June 17, 1904 in Canada as Roby Cecil Sooter. His parents were John Franklin Sooter and Hattie Blanch Tussing Sooter. Rudy first became known for his country and western music, both as a writer and performer. Bob Nolan and Roy Rogers were in his band before they formed the Sons of the Pioneers. Rudy Sooter worked in radio and in B Western Movies on a very regular basis and became a go to musician and band leader for B Western movie projects. In 1936 his Horse Opera Compan...
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Rudy Sooter Soundtracks
Known for
Filmography: Rudy Sooter songs
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Dear Okie | Home in San Antone | writer | |
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Down the Colorado Trail | Trouble in Texas | writer | |
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I'm a Natural Born Cowboy | Hittin' the Trail | writer | |
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A Cowboy's Lament | Trouble in Texas | performer | |
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Dear Okie | Vice | writer | |
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I'm a Rippin' Snortin' Sheriff | Hittin' the Trail | performer | |
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I'm Tying Up My Bridle To the Door of Your Heart | Riders of Pasco Basin | performer | |
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I'm Tyring Up My Bridle To the Door of Your Heart | Riders of Pasco Basin | performer | |
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Let Me Ride Down a Rocky Canyon | Prairie Law | performer | |
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Linda Flor | In Old Cheyenne | writer | |
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Song of the Prairie | Riders of Pasco Basin | performer | |
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The Cowboy Band | Trouble in Texas | performer, writer | |
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The Rodeo Song | Trouble in Texas | performer | |
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There's Gonna Be a Shindig | The Roaming Cowboy | performer, composer | |
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Waddle-a-ho | The Roaming Cowboy | composer | |
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Where The Grass Grows High In The Mountains | Arizona Stage Coach | composer | |
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Winding the Trail | Hit the Saddle | performer | |
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Won't You Be My Buckaroo? | The Utah Trail | performer, writer | |
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Won't You Be My Buckaroo? | Utah Trail | writer, performer |
