Rhythms & Rhymes of the American Cowboy album

The album is intended to be both educational and entertaining, exposing people to the genre of cowboy poetry and reviving interest in classic cowboy songs. The songs and poems included in the project are a celebration of the American cowboy and the music that made him both famous and infamous; and still keeps this iconic figure relevant today.
Rhythms & Rhymes of the American Cowboy
a curated album of themed music and poetry, produced by multi-Grammy winning producer Brent Maher, was released July 23, to coincide with the National Day of the Cowboy. Sponsored by Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville, Georgia, the project features poetry recitations by “Cowboy James” Edwards and music by the all-star band Maher created for the project, The Yellowstone Canyon Boys. The band features the talents of Rob Ickes & Trey Hensley who appear courtesy of Compass Records Group, Inc. along with Mike Bub (upright bass) and Stuart Duncan (fiddle). Meanwhile Pat Bergeson (harmonica/guitar) and Tim Lauer (accordion) provide a musical backdrop for the melodic and powerful vocal performance by “Cowboy James.”

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Rhythms & Rhymes of the American Cowboy album

Rhythms & Rhymes of the American Cowboy
a curated album of themed music and poetry, produced by multi-Grammy winning producer Brent Maher, was released July 23, to coincide with the National Day of the Cowboy. Sponsored by Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville, Georgia, the project features poetry recitations by “Cowboy James” Edwards and music by the all-star band Maher created for the project, The Yellowstone Canyon Boys. The band features the talents of Rob Ickes & Trey Hensley who appear courtesy of Compass Records Group, Inc. along with Mike Bub (upright bass) and Stuart Duncan (fiddle). Meanwhile Pat Bergeson (harmonica/guitar) and Tim Lauer (accordion) provide a musical backdrop for the melodic and powerful vocal performance by “Cowboy James.”
The album is intended to be both educational and entertaining, exposing people to the genre of cowboy poetry and reviving interest in classic cowboy songs. The songs and poems included in the project are a celebration of the American cowboy and the music that made him both famous and infamous; and still keeps this iconic figure relevant today.



