Out here in the West, it’s not hard to see the faces of cowboy phantoms in the shadows. They’re everywhere! Here’s a rip-roaring musical salute to the spirit of those shadows, featuring some top-notch country, folk, bluegrass, western-swing and rockabilly sounds. This episode is dedicated to the memory of two musical giants who have ascended in the past few months, John Prine and James “Slim” Hand.
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(Background Music: Symphony Hall Rag by John Hartford)
Running Around With You by The Tex Offenders
Sixty Days by Bill Tutt
Hubba Hubba Ding Ding by Dave Del Monte & The Cross County Boys
Fool About Me by Paul Burch
My Untrue Cowgirl by The Swift Jewel Cowboys
I Told You I Love You, Now Get Out by Tom Morrell & The Time-Warp Tophands
Take Me Back to Tulsa by The Pine Valley Cosmonauts with The Meat Purveyors
(Background Music: Hometown Stomp by Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys )
Here Lies a Good Old Boy by James Hand
Trucks, Tractors and Trains by The Dirt Daubers
Your Side by Brook Blanche
He Was a Friend of Mine by Tom Jones
When I Get to Heaven by John Prine
(Background Music: Magnificent Seven by Jon Rauhouse)
