Big and Rich have reached the heights. To be a little more specific, they’ve scaled some Western U.S. mountain peaks over 14,000 feet high. The boys say they like the views from up top. The majesty and the beauty of the lands and waters remind them of the pioneers and frontiersmen who first explored and colonized the West. That’s not surprising. Big and Rich see themselves as musical explorers with a slight bent toward the outlaw attitude. They’ve broken a lot of industry rules, yet th


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