Smokey Rogers - Contact Info, Agent, Manager

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Credits
32 titles

Past Film & Video (29 titles)	Budget	Gross (US & Canada)	Gross (Worldwide)
Opry Video Classics: Love Ballads (2007) (Video) - Writer ("Gone") Writer ("Gone") See fewer
Desert Hearts (1985) Writer ("Gone") Writer ("Gone") See fewer	$1.2MM	$2.5MM	$2.5MM
Country Music (1972) Writer ("Gone") Writer ("Gone") See fewer
Ready to Ride (1950) (Short) - Smokey Rogers Smokey Rogers See fewer
Western Courage (1950) (Short) - Smokey Rogers, Performer ("The Marshal (of Jackson Hole Wyomin')", "The West Is Callin' Me Home", "Western Courage") Smokey Rogers, Performer ("The Marshal (of Jackson Hole Wyomin')", "The West Is Callin' Me Home", "Western Courage") See fewer
Cactus Caravan (1950) (Short) - Smokey Rogers Smokey Rogers See fewer
Rustlers' Ransom (1950) (Short) - Smokey Smokey See fewer
Everybody's Dancin' (1950) Writer ("Tennessee Wagoner") Writer ("Tennessee Wagoner") See fewer
Gold Strike (1950) (Short) - Smokey Rogers aka The Judge Smokey Rogers aka The Judge See fewer
The Fargo Phantom (1950) (Short) - Smokey Rogers, Performer ("A Song in Your Heart", "In Old Montana', "Thar's Gold in Them Thar Hills") Smokey Rogers, Performer ("A Song in Your Heart", "In Old Montana', "Thar's Gold in Them Thar Hills") See fewer
South of Santa Fe (1949) (Short) - Smokey Smokey See fewer
Coyote Canyon (1949) (Short) - Smokey Rogers (as 'Smokey' Rogers), Performer ("High-Tailin' Along to Glory", "Waltz of the West") Smokey Rogers (as 'Smokey' Rogers), Performer ("High-Tailin' Along to Glory", "Waltz of the West") See fewer
The Pecos Pistol (1949) (Short) - Smokey, Performer ("Captain Jinks of the Texas Rangers", "Anybody Hankerin' for Some Doin's?", "You Ain't Jist A-Whoofin'") Smokey, Performer ("Captain Jinks of the Texas Rangers", "Anybody Hankerin' for Some Doin's?", "You Ain't Jist A-Whoofin'") See fewer
The Girl from Gunsight (1949) (Short) - Smokey Smokey See fewer
Nevada Trail (1949) (Short) - Mayor Smokey Rogers Mayor Smokey Rogers See fewer
Silver Butte (1949) (Short) - 'Smokey' Rogers, Performer ("In the Heart of the Cow Country", "That Fellow Manuelo", "Fiesta") 'Smokey' Rogers, Performer ("In the Heart of the Cow Country", "That Fellow Manuelo", "Fiesta") See fewer
Prairie Pirates (1949) (Short) - Smokey Smokey See fewer
West of Laramie (1949) (Short) - Deputy Smokey Deputy Smokey See fewer
Cheyenne Cowboy (1949) (Short) - Smokey, Performer ("A Cowpoke Gits No Rest at All", "A Man's Best Friend Is a Woman", "Sun in the Sky", "That Good Old Western Music") Smokey, Performer ("A Cowpoke Gits No Rest at All", "A Man's Best Friend Is a Woman", "Sun in the Sky", "That Good Old Western Music") See fewer
Six-Gun Music (1949) (Short) - Smokey Smokey See fewer
Tex Williams & Orchestra in Western Whoopee (1948) (Short) - Member Tex Williams Orchestra Member Tex Williams Orchestra See fewer
Texas Panhandle (1945) Guitarist (uncredited) Guitarist (uncredited) See fewer
My Chickashay Gal (1945) (Short) - Band Singer, Performer ("My Chickashay Gal"), Writer ("My Chickashay Gal") Band Singer, Performer ("My Chickashay Gal"), Writer ("My Chickashay Gal") See fewer
Outlaws of the Rockies (1945) Writer ("Do Ya or Don'tcha?") Writer ("Do Ya or Don'tcha?") See fewer
Spade Cooley: King of Western Swing (1945) (Short) - Writer ("Tennessee Wagoner") (uncredited) Writer ("Tennessee Wagoner") (uncredited) See fewer
Rockin' in the Rockies (1945) Smokey - Spade Cooley Band Member (uncredited) Smokey - Spade Cooley Band Member (uncredited) See fewer
My Wubba Dolly (1944) (Short) - Self / Singer / Guitar (as Oakie Rogers), Performer ("My Wubba Dolly") Self / Singer / Guitar (as Oakie Rogers), Performer ("My Wubba Dolly") See fewer
Take Me Back to Tulsa (1944) (Short) - Guitarist Guitarist See fewer
Devil Riders (1943) Band Member (uncredited) Band Member (uncredited) See fewer

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Past Television (1 title)	Episodes
The Graham Kennedy Show (1973) (TV Series) - Writer ("Gone") (1 episode, 1973) Writer ("Gone") (1 episode, 1973) See fewer Episode dated 6 February 1973 (Feb 6, 1973) Writer ("Gone") Writer ("Gone") See fewer	1