National Cowboy Poetry Gathering: Andy Hedges and "The Red Cow"
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- Опубликовано: 6 ноя 2012
- www.westernfolklife.org - Texas cowboy poet and musician Andy Hedges recites "The Red Cow" by Larry McWhorter at the 28th National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, Nevada.
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I grew up in Manitou Springs Colorado, at the foot of the Ute pass, and I love old west / cowboy poetry. I wrote a funny cowboy poem a while back that is about as long as this one. I called it The Man They Couldn't Kill. I've only shared it with a handful of people, but they seemed to like it, or were just being kind.
Cowboys love Freedom and love those that have it. That includes cows!
I hoped so
That was awesome. Well done. Thank you.
Love this Andy, you are a blessing, and an amazing Poet!
Gah-ally Andy! At Gad, you are an interviewer, a poet, an inspiration and funny to boot. If you are ever in Eastern Montana, you got a place to stay on the ranch. We have a spare acre or two for you for a few days
I love this andy ya did a great job cowboy
Potna, Larry & Frankie would be PROUD! You done good!
The GREAT American Cowboy! It don’t get better then bein a Cowpoke!
Wonderful job Andy
Love love love good poetry
This is amazing
That was a good story, honestly probably true
Oh the humble drink I know it well.
Awesome...❤️
No Dalton Wilcox?
Not one of the audience members understood the weight of the line
"OH I could pen her, but then could I sleep?" Nothing funny about that line. The Man that wrote this poem was in tears when thinking it up, dreading the moment he brought that Ole cow into the lot to end her hard earned freedom and see that look of defeat in her eyes. Like he said, she was one of the last of her kind, and I , like him, hope that Ole gal never did see the inside of a pen