Stars of the Midnight Range

"Stars of the Midnight Range" is a song broadcast on Mojave Music Radio and Black Mountain Radio in Fallout: New Vegas. It was recorded for radio in 1944, but was not released publicly until the 2000 Soundies and Bloodshot Records compilation album Country and Western.
==Background==
The song was written and performed by Johnny Bond and his Red River Valley Boys in 1943 for the movie Arizona Trail.
The recording session was held in late 1944 at the Standard Studios in Hollywood, California.Bond, Johnny. Reflections (autobiography and discography) JEMF Special Series No. 8. Los Angeles, California.:John Edwards Memorial Foundation, 1976, p. 65 The session personnel included Johnny Bond (vocals, guitar), Jimmy Wakely (guitar), Dick Reinhardt (vocals, bass fiddle), Wesley Tuttle (vocals, guitar), Merle Travis (guitar) and Paul Sells (accordion).Johnny Bond: Country And Western liner notes. Contends that Merle Travis' guitar style is infrequently heard. 
==Lyrics==
Stars of the midnight ranges
Shining through the night
Stars of the midnight ranges
Light my way tonight
While my herd is grazin'
Guide them til the dawn
Watch them while I'm sleepin'
Till the stars are gone
(Vocalizing)
(Accordion solo)
Candles up in heaven
Lend your light so strange
Guide my weary dogies
Stars of the midnight range
==Video==
left|350px
==External links==
* Soundtrack listing for Arizona Trail
==References==
Category:Fallout: New Vegas songs
Category:Mojave Music Radio songs
Category:Black Mountain Radio songs
es:Stars of the Midnight Range
fr:Stars of the Midnight Range
ru:Stars of the Midnight Range