One of the best-known of the old cowboy folksongs has a Butler County connection. In his memoir of his days as an open-range cowboy throughout the 1870s, Frank Maynard, whose home was Towanda in the western edge of the Flint Hills, told how he came to write the lyrics to the song we know as “The Cowboy’s Lament” or “The Streets of Laredo,” which he set at the doorway of Tom Sherman’s barroom in Dodge City
Compiled by the Federal Writers\u27 Project These are songs sung by cowboys about cowboys. Few of t...
Several writers recently have found analogy between the conditions attending the growth of cowboy so...
voiceColl. by M.C. Parler Sung Roy Crymes, Arthur Crymes DeValls Bluff, Ark. November 14, 1953 Reel ...
voice; guitarsCollected by Parler and O'Bryant at Wild Cherry, Ark Mr. Al Bittick Winkelman, Arizona...
Voice; guitarsColl. by Max Hunter Dubbed by M.C. Parler Mr. Jack Stockcslager Eureka Springs, Ark. J...
voiceCollected & Transcribed by Mary Celestia Parler Reel 149 Item 2 The Cowboy's Lament As I walked...
Out in the wild, far-away places of the big and still unpeopled west,- in the cañons along the Rocky...
Jim Hoy, who edited this volume of the Voice in the American West series, discovered a gold mine whe...
voice; guitarsCollected by Hubert Charles Peterson For M.C.Parler LAREDO As I walked out in the stre...
voiceCollected by Parler Hi Cross, Lepanto, Ark. Mike Thompson, Marked Tree January 14, 1960 Reel 35...
The Songs of the Cattle Trail and Cow Camp does not purport to be an anthology of Western verse. A...
voiceCollected by Charley B. Davis For Mary C. Parler Transcribed by Frances Majors Sung by Fred Hig...
Part of the Nebraska Folklore series produced by the Federal Writers\u27 Project in Nebraska. Many o...
Part of the Nebraska Folklore series produced by the Federal Writers\u27 Project in Nebraska. Many o...
voiceCollected by Mary Celestia Parler; Transcribed by Neil Byer Mrs. Christine Harvey Fayetteville,...
Compiled by the Federal Writers\u27 Project These are songs sung by cowboys about cowboys. Few of t...
Several writers recently have found analogy between the conditions attending the growth of cowboy so...
voiceColl. by M.C. Parler Sung Roy Crymes, Arthur Crymes DeValls Bluff, Ark. November 14, 1953 Reel ...
voice; guitarsCollected by Parler and O'Bryant at Wild Cherry, Ark Mr. Al Bittick Winkelman, Arizona...
Voice; guitarsColl. by Max Hunter Dubbed by M.C. Parler Mr. Jack Stockcslager Eureka Springs, Ark. J...
voiceCollected & Transcribed by Mary Celestia Parler Reel 149 Item 2 The Cowboy's Lament As I walked...
Out in the wild, far-away places of the big and still unpeopled west,- in the cañons along the Rocky...
Jim Hoy, who edited this volume of the Voice in the American West series, discovered a gold mine whe...
voice; guitarsCollected by Hubert Charles Peterson For M.C.Parler LAREDO As I walked out in the stre...
voiceCollected by Parler Hi Cross, Lepanto, Ark. Mike Thompson, Marked Tree January 14, 1960 Reel 35...
The Songs of the Cattle Trail and Cow Camp does not purport to be an anthology of Western verse. A...
voiceCollected by Charley B. Davis For Mary C. Parler Transcribed by Frances Majors Sung by Fred Hig...
Part of the Nebraska Folklore series produced by the Federal Writers\u27 Project in Nebraska. Many o...
Part of the Nebraska Folklore series produced by the Federal Writers\u27 Project in Nebraska. Many o...
voiceCollected by Mary Celestia Parler; Transcribed by Neil Byer Mrs. Christine Harvey Fayetteville,...
Compiled by the Federal Writers\u27 Project These are songs sung by cowboys about cowboys. Few of t...
Several writers recently have found analogy between the conditions attending the growth of cowboy so...
voiceColl. by M.C. Parler Sung Roy Crymes, Arthur Crymes DeValls Bluff, Ark. November 14, 1953 Reel ...