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Cowboy Song Books Good source books for the old cowboy and western music are getting increasingly difficult to find and tend to go out of print quickly. If you are trying to build a reference library it's worth picking them up when you can find them. The, now out of print, "Cowboy and Western Songs - A comprehensive Anthology" is going for as high as $110 in "as new" condition and very few are available. Good books are an investment worth having. Here is a worth while collection of books worthy of your consideration.
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Cowboy
And Western Songs - A Comprehensive Anthology
Ranger Doug Rides the Rhythm Range - DVD Swing rhythm never left, but it's getting harder to find someone to teach it! Noted swing rhythm guitarist Ranger Doug of Riders in the Sky takes you step-by-step through the process of expanding your technique on swing rhythm. Whether you play in a swing band, a cowboy quartet like Riders in the Sky, or gypsy jazz, this DVD offers you an absolutely unique and up-close look at chord forms, patterns more info....
Sing along with Riders in the Sky as they pass along a
magnificent American vocal music tradition. In the lighthearted, humorous manner
that has endeared them to millions of fans, Ranger Doug, Too Slim and Woody
Paul, with the help of Joey (“the Cowpolka King”) Miskulin, show you how to
sing your favorite cowboy, folk and country songs in beautiful three- and
four-part harmony.
Features original western songs from Ranger Doug Green, the idol of American youth and member of the popular western singing group Riders in the Sky. Includes 25 songs from their many recordings: More Info
Rhythm Guitar The Ranger Doug Way Laying down that solid groove for the rest of the band is a joy! In this book, 26 western tunes are transcribed in varying levels of difficulty: You can play guitar the Ranger Doug way. More info ******************
Learn to play your favorite folk instruments. Great lessons for guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, harmonica, dulcimer, autoharp, bass, and even some goodies for recording. Strumming is fun but picking is better.
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