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CHUCKWAGON ETIQUETTE: Many cowboy
tales center on the camp cooks, the "interesting" fodder they dish out
to hungry crews and the trials & tribulations that come with breaking
any unwritten rule of the cowcamp. This is one such tale. |
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GREAT AMERICAN CATTLE DRIVE: In 1995,
some 300 Longhorn cattle were drovered over the historic cattle trails
from Ft. Worth, TX to Miles City, MT. It was my privilege to ride with
the outfit for a time. |
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THE STRANGER: Though every cowboy
generation likes to consider itself as The 'last of a dyin' breed', the
Cowboy Way is as timeless as the West itself. |
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THE MODERN RANCHER: This little rhyme
grew out of an article I found concerning high-tech cattle raising
methods in, of all places, Japan. |
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BURY ME IN WYOMING: We all have a
special stretch of range that our dreams forever call Home. For
me, Wyoming has always been that place. |
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CHARLIE & THE CALUMET CAN: Honest
folks, this really is a true story, related to me by my friend and
cowboy music hero, R.W. Hampton. |
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THE DROVER'S SONG: The great cattle
drive era saw kids & men dream of "goin' up the trail", including my
Great Grandpa Nichols, who never forgot the ride. |
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LOVIN' FROM AFAR: Though some won't
admit it, most cowmen inwardly yearn to take their dallies on a good
woman and settle down. This is for them. |
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WINDY BILL: I consider this classic
cowboy tune from the 1890's to be a near-perfect representation of
authentic period cowboy music. And it sure is fun to sing! |
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THE TRAIL HOME: Westerners aren't
known for being overly vocal about their faith, but it's there for many
of us just the same. This selection is a personal reminder to me
about my own faith, and about why I'm here. I hope it blesses your
heart. |
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Picture: Charley & Ol'
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