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What singing group did Roy Rogers form and have hit songs with?
happy trails
That singing group would be SONS OF THE PIONEERS, Happy Trails was later, and was song with his wife Dale Evans
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Who wrote Roy Rogers and Dale Evans theme song Happy Trails To You?
Dale evans
Are any of roy rogers and dale evans children living?
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, both deceased, were husband and wife.
What was the name of the famous horse owned by Roy Rogers?
Dale Evans .
What are the release dates for The Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Show - 1962?
The Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Show - 1962 was released on: USA: 29 September 1962
Who is roy rogers lady?
Are you talking about his wife? Dale Evans?
Who wrote Roy Rogers and Dale Evans theme song Happy Trails To You?
Dale evans
Are any of roy rogers and dale evans children living?
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, both deceased, were husband and wife.
What was the name of the famous horse owned by Roy Rogers?
Dale Evans .
Is Roy Rogers Jewish?
Roy Rogers and Dale Evans were outspoken Christians.
What are the release dates for The Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Show - 1962?
The Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Show - 1962 was released on: USA: 29 September 1962
Who is roy rogers lady?
Are you talking about his wife? Dale Evans?
Who or what was buttermilk in Roy Rogers?
Buttermilk was Dale Evans' horse.
What are the release dates for The Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Show - 1962 Minstrel Show?
The Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Show - 1962 Minstrel Show was released on: USA: 1 December 1962
Where is the Roy Rogers Dale Evans Museum in Branson Missouri located?
The address of the Roy Rogers Dale Evans Museum is: 3950 Green Mountain Dr, Branson, MO 65616-8555
What husband and wife team had a theme song Happy Trails to You?
The song Happy Trails played at the end of the Roy Rogers Show.
When did Roy Rogers and Dale Evans get married?
01-01-1947
Was sandy rogers -john david rogers-son of roy rogers and dale evans- married at the time of his death?
no,he was never married..
