What people don’t understand about cowboy poetry is that it’s not just about cowboying, cows, horses and living on the range, but it is anything in life, just coming from a cowboy’s perspective. The one person I am in awe of is Don Edwards—for his work ethic and interest in preserving the music of America’s working folks and in particular the cowboy. I learned everything I know from six decades of bumping and banging and tripping and experimenting and following and leading and ch


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