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The Bard And The Balladeer: Live From Cowtown
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by: Waddie Mitchell,
Don Edwards
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Sales Rank: 137071
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Released: 1994-11-01 |
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1. Commutin'/Ridin' - Waddie Mitchell, Mitchell, Waddie
2. Pert' Near Perkins - Waddie Mitchell, Barker, S. Omar
3. Zebra Dun - Waddie Mitchell, Thorp, Jack
4. Bad Half Hour/Annie Laurie - Waddie Mitchell, Clark, Charles Badg
5. Tyin' Knots in the Devil's Tail - Waddie Mitchell, Gardner, Gail
6. The Master's Call - Waddie Mitchell, Robbins, Marty
7. Coyotes - Waddie Mitchell, McDill, Bob
8. Hard Times Blues - Waddie Mitchell, Edwards, Don
9. Yuppies in the Sky - Waddie Mitchell, Paxton, Tom
10. Bronco Twister's Prayer/Amazing Grace - Waddie Mitchell, Kiskaddon, Bruce
11. Say Goodbye to Montana - Waddie Mitchell, Harvey, Alex [Count
12. Cattle Call - Waddie Mitchell, Owens, Tex
13. Desert Pete - Waddie Mitchell, Wheeler, Billy Edd
14. Home on the Range - Waddie Mitchell, Higley, Brewster M.
The Bard And The Balladeer: Live From Cowtown
- Audio CD: 0 pages (1994-11-01)
- Publisher: Warner Bros / Wea
- Label: Warner Bros / Wea
- Format: Live
- Studio: Warner Bros / Wea
- Average Customer Review: based on 4 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #137071
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Excellant Western music 2002-09-11
Comment: The combination of Waddy Mitchell and Don Edwards talents really come through on this CD
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: We need more of these wonderful cowboys out there 1998-11-19
Comment: Any one who appreciates Cowboy music and poetry Will really love this. And want to hear more. It takes a special person to enjoy the cowboy ways. Enjoy.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: A truly great live performance 1998-11-18
Comment: Don Edwards and Waddie Mitchell alone, are trully gifted artists in their own relm. But when put together on stage they bring forth the true meaning of the western cluture in song and verse. Anybody who enjoys western music should pick up this CD along with anyother recordings they can find. With the recent passing of Gene Autry & Roy Rogers, Don Edwards is the best solo performer of our time to maintain true western song.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Two Good Ol' (Cow)boys Havin' Fun 1998-11-09
Comment: If you enjoy pure western music and the macho fun of cowboy poetry, this is THE album to own. Waddie Mitchell's poetry is full of grit, gravel and rough horseplay one moment, then tender as a flowering bud the next. And Don Edwards provides a melodic counterpart to his readings with one of the best voices in any kind of music. Just check out his range and delivery in a reworking of the Marty Robbins classic, "The Master's Call," as well as "Cattle Call" and "Say Goodbye to Montana." The real jewel of the album is Mitchell's reading of "A Bad Half Hour" to Edwards' accompaniment of "Annie Laurie." Then they cut loose and milk the laughs with "Yuppies in the Sky." They're having a great time and their live audience is, too, as they join in on the closing number of "Home On the Range." If you're from the West or just like the cowboy spirit, you've got to love this album!
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The Bard And The Balladeer: Live From Cowtown
