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Death of Rowdy, with Wishbone on harmonica
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Short Song Description:
An allegory of honor, disgrace, and the subsequent search for redemption--and finally, a wistful resignation.
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Long Song Description:
Rowdy Yates, lead wrangler in trail boss Gil Favor's band, Rawhide, was a very promising cowboy until he led the rest of the group in a mutiny, driving Mr. Favor into a South American exile where he drowned. Rowdy, taking over the trail boss duties, immediately lost control of the herd, stameding it and most of his men over a cliff. As an outcaste hated and shunned by all, he adopted the name Clint Eastwood, and hit the trail searching for his lost dignity--riding the ranges, deserts and plateaus of his past, always certain that his former glory lay just beyond the next vista. There is no sadder tale in all of TV cowboydom.
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Song Length:
| 3:15 |
Primary Genre:
| Rock-General |
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