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FOY WILLINGAND THE RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE
COWBOY & THE NEW SOUND OF AMERICAN FOLK |  |
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The two Foy Willing and the Riders of the Purple Sage "reunion' records are finally available on this Folk Western twofer! In the twilight of a storied career in music and movies, Foy and the boys regrouped to make Cowboy Roulette in 1958 and The New Sound of American Folk Jubilee in 1962. The group's sweet Western harmony vocals had rivaled The Sons of the Pioneers throughout the 40s, but Cowboy added the pop sheen that late 50s fans were demanding, and then The New Sound gave a twist to the emerging folk boom by basically inventing Folk Western. Now together in single set, these long unavailable and highly recommended recordings are the perfect bookend to this pionner artist's career. |
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 Cowboy (Song Of The Cowboy)
Red River Valley
Hang Your Head In Shame
Dreary Black Hills
Rose Of San Antone
Beautiful Moon Over Texas
Blue Shadows On The Trail
My Heart Is Blind
Soft Winds
Have I Told You Lately That I Love You
Cool, Cool Water
No One To Cry To
Fireball Mail
Kisses Sweeter Than Wine
Just Because
Live And Let Live
When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold
Five Hundred Miles/ Old Lonesome Train
Dark As A Dungeon
Never Let Me Cross Your Mind
Someone Won Your Heart
Pins And Needles
I Cried Myself To Sleep |
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