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Cowboyography | 
enlarge | Artist: Ian Tyson Label: Vanguard Category: Music
Buy New: CDN$ 10.99
New (11) Used (2) from CDN$ 10.99
Rating: 16 reviews Sales Rank: 2697
Media: Audio CD Discs: 1 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2 Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 79474 UPC: 015707947428 EAN: 0015707947428 ASIN: B000000EMY
Release Date: August 5, 2008 Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping Availability: Usually ships in 11 to 14 days
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| Tracks:
| • | Springtime | | • | Navajo Rug | | • | Summer Wages | | • | Fifty Years Ago | | • | Rockies Turn Rose | | • | Claude Dallas | | • | Own Heart's Delight | | • | Gift | | • | Cowboy Pride | | • | Old Cheyenne | | • | Coyote & The Cowboy |
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| Customer Reviews: Read 11 more reviews...
Probably my all-time favorite June 20, 2004 I encountered this album by chance, many years ago, when a roommate was playing it in the living room. I'd walked in the back door, heading for my room, when I heard, "...and I have watched that mornin' star..." I spun around and said, "WHO'S THAT???" I'd heard of Ian & Sylvia, but I hadn't known about his subsequent solo career. When I got a tape of Cowboyography, I was playing it in my truck and it got stuck in the tape player. I played it over & over for years and never tired of it. He's an enlightened, literate cowboy, and a musical genius.
Timeless April 24, 2004 This album, which came out a few years ago,is a critical and abiding piece of the remarkable Ian Tyson story and a testament to a unique talent who has produced some of the best music ever to come out of North America in the past 40 years. As many listeners know, Ian Tyson was part of the seminal Candian folk duo, Ian & Sylvia, who produced more than 10 albums of their startingly unqiue folk harmony sound for Vanguard in the 60's and 70's. When the couple parted ways and the folk era waned, Ian took some time off in Alberta and re-emerged with this album which launched a stunning new phase in his development as a cowboy and Western singer, producing numerous award winning albums since and many steadfast fans. The comments on this album are straight on the mark : this is honest, pure Western music unpolluted with the commercialism of Nashville and an eye for nature and musical imagery in the lyrics which hit the soul and stick there - "...And the sighing of the pines/ Up here near the timberline/Makes me wish I'd done things different/ but wishin' don't make it so " - how true can you get ? And there's a lot more rolling poetry like that, in songs about lost loves in the backrooms of roadstop cafes, the pain of working for summer wages, and wry comparisons between the life of the cowboy and the coyote. Ian & Sylvia's music lives on, timeless and unique ; Ian Tyson is an established genius in his own right as well. What a record. What a life, together and apart.
Gospel January 12, 2004 I am an owner of a Radio Station in Wetaskiwin Alberta and we play alot of Ian Tyson. Does he have a Gospel album??? also I would like to contact Ian about perhaps putting on a concert in Wetaskiwin. Please contact me Tony Greengrass
cowboyography April 15, 2003 I was just introduced to Ian Tyson about a mounth ago when my cousin sent me some tapes of him. I just can't believe Ive not heard of him before. His music is all I listen to with cowboyography being one of my favorites. He is the very best.
Cowboy Soul September 6, 2002 Ian Tyson is a treasure and Cowboyography is not to be missed. The stories he tells and the music with which he surrounds them are as real a thing as you will ever hear. Beautiful and intricate or driving with exuberance - the joy of the ride and the sadness of time gone by--it's all there and nobody's faking it. Ian's created a Gift of Cowboy Pride and cowboy soul, and it speaks with us all to our Own Heart's Delight. Thanks Ian, for this one and all the others.
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