Poll: Which Western TV show had the best theme song?

Bonanza

The Virginians

Also this one too.. Cheyenne

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4h9rUNf64cw

Bonanza..My mother always watched this..she liked Lorene Green..and that was the show,I

where first,saw Micheal Landon..I was 4 almost 5 yrs old..when his face I saw..and he remained

the only Star..that ever, caught my eye.~*

A lot of the good ones have already been mentioned, bur what about Rawhide and alias smith and jones.

The Big Valley or The High Chaparral:

https://youtu.be/dEOGhUBgtAQ

https://youtu.be/sa6ej4OqAIo

The early 1970s saw a string of shows dealing with single parenthood, but only one of them had a theme song by Harry Nilsson. Try watching this video on www.youtube.com, or enable JavaScript if it is disabled in your browser. For The Sopranos, that’s “Woke Up This Morning,” which is about an abused wife who decides to shoot her husband of 20 years. If you’re in your 30s, you can claim all you want that Prince provided the soundtrack to your childhood—but it was really Mike Post. I’ve included music without words, but I skipped over shows that used already popularized tunes like “The William Tell Overture” from The Lone Ranger and “Stand” from Get a Life. Schwarz created both The Brady Bunch and Gilligan’s Isle and wrote the theme songs for both with the since-abandoned belief that a theme song should clearly communicate the show’s premise. Just a touch of horror-movie tension in its theme music gave a show about the paranormal it’s paranoid aura. The Dukes of Hazzard earned its Southern cred by filming the first few episodes in Georgia and recruiting Waylon Jennings to write and sing the theme song.