Michael Martin Murphey, Cowboy Songs Four - 1h 6m 12s

Tracks & Durations

1. Song From Lonesome Dove	4:57
2. Trail Song Medley	5:47
3. Born to be a Cowboy	5:35
4. Farther Down the Line	3:36
5. Born to Buck Bad Luck	3:46
6. Easy on the Pain	3:53
7. Utah Carroll	3:39
8. Freewheeler	3:12
9. Rangeland Rebel	4:43
10. Run Toward the Light	4:03
11. The Bunkhouse Orchestra	2:03
12. Little Joe the Wrangler	4:06
13. Summer Ranges	3:36
14. Old Horse	5:10
15. Night Hawk	7:58

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Review

1. Song From Lonesome Dove
2. Trail Song Medley: Colorado Trail giTwilight On The Trail giAlong The Navajo Trail giRidin' Down The Canyon giBlue Shadows On The Trail
3. Born To Be A Cowboy
4. Farther Down The Line - (with Lyle Lovett)
5. Born To Buck Bad Luck
6. Easy On The Pain
7. Utah Carroll
8. Free Wheeler
9. Rangeland Rebel
10. Run Toward The Light
11. Bunkhouse Orchestra, The
12. Little Joe The Wrangler
13. Summer Ranges
14. Old Horse
15. Night Hawk

Format: CDMichael Martin Murphey rides at the front of the current Western music revival. As founder of Warner Western Records and originator of the popular West Fest concert series, the one-time pop star has done more than anyone in the '90s to bring greater attention to traditional Western music. With Cowboy Songs Four, the latest installment in a theme-album series that started in 1990, Murphey launches a new venture, WestFest Records. Over the album's 15 songs, Murphey regains his stature as a consummate singer of romantic Western ballads and story songs that explore the cowboy lifestyle. He also enlivens the album with a few Western-leaning pop songs, including a fine duet with Lyle Lovett on "Farther Down the Line." -- Michael McCall

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