Sheriff Jim Wilson

[Art Eatman]

Since I enjoy his column, and just really do like his music, I thought I'd post the URL for his website:

http://www.sheriffjimwilson.com

A lot of the songs on his CD are about areas where I've stomped around some. It's really western stuff, not at all Nashville.

, Art

 

[Erich]

Thanks, Art!

I've enjoyed his articles, and I had no idea about the music. Since I'm a big Ian Tyson fan, I think I might like it. I'll check the Sheriff's tunes out.

Thanks for the info!

Edited: Ah! I see he has a Tyson song on there! I'm going to order the CD.

 

[Sisco]

I enjoy the Sheriffs writing but have never heard his songs. Not really a big C&W fan.
But, speaking of C&W music, has anyone seen the new Johnny Cash video?
It's up for six MTV video awards. I had never seen it (never watch MTV) until my kids told me about it they like it.
http://www.krockradio.com/cash/

 

[TallPine]

Ah! I see he has a Tyson song on there! I'm going to order the CD

At least two Tyson songs on the album, unless one is a duplicate title for a different song:

Heartaches Come Stealin (from 18" of Rain album)
Blue Mountains of Mexico (from Lost Herd album)

 

[Erich]

Correct you are, sir! I need to listen to Lost Herd more often.

 

[Erich]

Well, I got his CD.

Came promptly in the mail after I sent my order. It's really very good. I teared up several times listening to it on the way to work yesterday (but then I can be a big sentimental dago, and "Come to the Bower" often does that to me). I'm very pleased that I bought this - it's much better than I'd hoped and is sure to become a favorite.

 

[Art Eatman]

Yeah, "Come To The Bower" oughta be the Texas National Anthem.

Allen Damron doesn't use the word "tyrant" in the chorus of his rendition, since it is alleged that Santa Ana was descended from a long line of bachelors.

Art