SYD MASTERS & THE SWING RIDERS
''ALWAYS A COWBOY IN MY DREAMS''
JULY 29 2013
49:25
1. Always a Cowboy in My Dreams 3:36
2. Rise Along 3:50
3. Santa Fe Trail 3:22
4. Ghost Riders in the Sky 3:43
5. Never Tie Me Down 2:06
6. Route 66 2:53
7. Ranching in the Evening 3:26
8. Roundup in the Spring 4:29
9. Old Chisholm Trail 3:32
10. Hill Country Jack 4:35
11. Doggone Cowboy 3:26
12. Billy the Kid 3:00
13. My Rifle, My Pony & Me 3:42
14. Rye Whiskey 3:45
Album Notes
by cdbaby
This is the newest of Syd’s seven releases on the Vision label. Following the successful format of his previous works this collection combines western classics with Syd’s own light hearted original compositions. The lyrics and melody of the title track, “Always a Cowboy in My Dreams”, create a vivid description worthy of the famed Lon Megargee artwork that dons the front cover of the CD. “Rise Along” is what Syd refers to as a traveling tune. It places the listener inside of an automobile rolling across the wide open western landscape early in the morning. Mother Nature and Syd’s versatile poetry greet you as summer passes into autumn. “Hill Country Jack” is written in the style of the old timey “folksy” story songs. It features multiple verses that take you through this cowboy tale from the exciting start to the satisfying finish. The boys don’t let you forget why they are called The Swing Riders either. This CD is full of fast swingin’ classics like “Route 66”, “Ghost Riders in The Sky” and “Old Chisholm Trail”. More moderate swing grooves are represented in “Along the Santa Fe Trail” and “Roundup in the Spring”. Syd is particularly fond of his re-write of an obscure Shel Silverstein rustlers lullaby entitled “Ranching in the Evening”. So now’s the time to throw down your saddle and use it as a cowboy pillow while listening to what is already being hailed as some of Syd’s best work. Tip your hat down, close your eyes and turn up the music as you become part of the cowboys dream!
OFFICIAL SITE
''ALWAYS A COWBOY IN MY DREAMS''
JULY 29 2013
49:25
1. Always a Cowboy in My Dreams 3:36
2. Rise Along 3:50
3. Santa Fe Trail 3:22
4. Ghost Riders in the Sky 3:43
5. Never Tie Me Down 2:06
6. Route 66 2:53
7. Ranching in the Evening 3:26
8. Roundup in the Spring 4:29
9. Old Chisholm Trail 3:32
10. Hill Country Jack 4:35
11. Doggone Cowboy 3:26
12. Billy the Kid 3:00
13. My Rifle, My Pony & Me 3:42
14. Rye Whiskey 3:45
Album Notes
by cdbaby
This is the newest of Syd’s seven releases on the Vision label. Following the successful format of his previous works this collection combines western classics with Syd’s own light hearted original compositions. The lyrics and melody of the title track, “Always a Cowboy in My Dreams”, create a vivid description worthy of the famed Lon Megargee artwork that dons the front cover of the CD. “Rise Along” is what Syd refers to as a traveling tune. It places the listener inside of an automobile rolling across the wide open western landscape early in the morning. Mother Nature and Syd’s versatile poetry greet you as summer passes into autumn. “Hill Country Jack” is written in the style of the old timey “folksy” story songs. It features multiple verses that take you through this cowboy tale from the exciting start to the satisfying finish. The boys don’t let you forget why they are called The Swing Riders either. This CD is full of fast swingin’ classics like “Route 66”, “Ghost Riders in The Sky” and “Old Chisholm Trail”. More moderate swing grooves are represented in “Along the Santa Fe Trail” and “Roundup in the Spring”. Syd is particularly fond of his re-write of an obscure Shel Silverstein rustlers lullaby entitled “Ranching in the Evening”. So now’s the time to throw down your saddle and use it as a cowboy pillow while listening to what is already being hailed as some of Syd’s best work. Tip your hat down, close your eyes and turn up the music as you become part of the cowboys dream!
OFFICIAL SITE
3 comments :
thanx Davi
another great post.
but...Jono Manson and Kate Tucker are lost?
Sorry. Number of postings were wrong. Jumped from 7203 to 7704.'ll Post again with the correct numbers.
right Davi
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