Michael Martin Murphey, Cowboy Songs - 1h 7m 4s

Tracks & Durations

1. Cowboy Logic	3:38
2. I Ride an Old Paint/Whoopee Ti-Yi-Yo, Git Along Little Doggies	3:02
3. Tumbling Tumbleweeds	2:22
4. Tying Knots in the Devil's Tail	3:08
5. Old Chisholm Trail	4:47
6. Home on the Range	3:31
7. What Am I Doing Here	3:03
8. Wild Ripplin' Waters	1:50
9. Yellow Rose of Texas	3:02
10. Spanish Is the Loving Tongue	5:42
11. Cowboy Pride	2:54
12. Red River Valley	3:31
13. Let the Cowboy Dance	3:01
14. Jack of Diamonds	1:11
15. Texas Rangers	3:25
16. When the Work's All Done This Fall	3:18
17. Streets of Laredo	4:07
18. O Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie	0:38
19. Where Do Cowboys Go When They Die/Reincarnation	2:27
20. Goodbye Old Paint	3:45
21. Happy Trails	4:29

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Review

A "cosmic cowboy" in the country-rocking '70s, Michael Martin Murphey revived his career as a cowboy traditionalist with this 1990 release. Mixing campfire chestnuts such as "Home on the Range, "I Ride an Old Paint," and "Happy Trails" with contemporary hokum such as "Cowboy Logic," the album returned the western to the music formerly known as country and western, and its success inspired a series of sequels on the Warner Western label. Though nothing here is as cloying as 1975's "Wildfire" ballad, Murphey's biggest hit, this smooth stylist emphasizes the romance rather than the grittier realities of the cowboy's life. --Don McLeese

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Cowboy Songs

Tracks: 21, Disk length: 1h 6m 34s (-1m 30s)

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