Remember buying this tape out of his car in the late 70s or early 80 in north Platte Nebraska, at the buffalo bill rodeo, drank beer and had a great night.
My husband and I rent a property from the songwriter, Gary McMahan. We live right next door. There's a fabulous mural that can been seen on top of a building in downtown Denver that's a portrait of Gary complete with hat, mustache and guitar. I don't mean to say that Chris isn't, but Gary is truly the real thing, cowboy through and through. I had to learn early on that women don't talk back.
Damn! Three years late comment, lol. My dad listens to every song C. Ledoux ever recorded... everyday, lol 😅 but we don't mind at all. He's trying to get the family out to Johnson Co. (He listens to a lot of Ned, Chris's son, too).
I worked the Hay Creek ranch out of Madras Oregon when I was a kid. I'm 72 now can still sit a horse and have never forgotten what I learned back then.
Hey man, count those blessings, At least an 8 track had the material to stand the Storm....But every time I throw a cassette in, I always wonder if that filament is gonna come shooting back out at me.....Ya know, I have found very few reasons for the World Wide Web, to feel beneficial......But, I can say now, That at least I can get to Ledoux, without worry,s of my tape,s. Those were the days tho, Yeah? Back in the before Compact Disc,s!
@@zachsimmerock3420 coming in here a bit late but I knew Chris I talked with him many times years ago I'm 66 now and it doesn't seem like it was that many years ago that I was trying to make a dollar going down the rodeo road riding saddlebroncs but I have to give the nod of the head to the cassette it was a hundred times better than the eight track and both were better than the CD IMHO
16,809 views for Chris; 203 views for the guy that wrote the song, Gary McMahon. I love Chris' music. He did a great job on the song. Also covered by Ian Tyson. Not to take anything away from Chris, but, come on, how about some appreciation for the writer? Kind of like Joan Baez doing a Bob Dylan song, but in a cowboy audience.
Terrific, just sorry he made a significant change in the lyrics from, “I got this saddle, and it ain’t for sale.” “Sold his saddle” is a cowboy expression filled with meaning.
Remember buying this tape out of his car in the late 70s or early 80 in north Platte Nebraska, at the buffalo bill rodeo, drank beer and had a great night.
I love everything about this song forever true country legend forever ❤ 💯🤠🎸
My husband and I rent a property from the songwriter, Gary McMahan. We live right next door. There's a fabulous mural that can been seen on top of a building in downtown Denver that's a portrait of Gary complete with hat, mustache and guitar. I don't mean to say that Chris isn't, but Gary is truly the real thing, cowboy through and through. I had to learn early on that women don't talk back.
I love this version. No one sings it better than Chris. I guess I play once a week and cant get enough of it. Chris died to soon.
Too true, it angers me that Apple Music doesn’t have this version for some reason too
The original is better.
Ian Tyson is better
@@zacharyconner9319 I didn’t make the rules but sometimes it’s just is what it is Chris’s version is better.
Great song, I'm looking forward to Chris LeDoux day's this weekend.
You can always feel Chris there. Always a great time in Kaycee Wyoming.
Yep I cant wait tell next years chris ledoux days. But I am fortunate enough to live and be from Wyoming
Damn! Three years late comment, lol. My dad listens to every song C. Ledoux ever recorded... everyday, lol 😅 but we don't mind at all. He's trying to get the family out to Johnson Co. (He listens to a lot of Ned, Chris's son, too).
I actually worked on the Double Diamond, out east of Dubois, WY. I was just like the song, I was a damn poor excuse of a man when I was there.
We learned to earn a wage though, so my hats off to all that hear the call and go. Keep livin that Buckaroo life, the only freedom there really is
I love this!
Chrismackseverysonggreat
Mine was Eastern Oregon The DLX was the brand and it cost me a wife, but I'd do it again. She wasn't very nice anyways
I worked the Hay Creek ranch out of Madras Oregon when I was a kid. I'm 72 now can still sit a horse and have never forgotten what I learned back then.
There was a box stet released with 6 different albums and I believe each Cd had a extra track per album. This song hits me in the feels every time!
A great version of this classic song.
The old double diamond... now home of the Trial Lawyers College
I think I still have everyone of his cassette tape.
Hey man, count those blessings, At least an 8 track had the material to stand the Storm....But every time I throw a cassette in, I always wonder if that filament is gonna come shooting back out at me.....Ya know, I have found very few reasons for the World Wide Web, to feel beneficial......But, I can say now, That at least I can get to Ledoux, without worry,s of my tape,s. Those were the days tho, Yeah? Back in the before Compact Disc,s!
@@zachsimmerock3420 coming in here a bit late but I knew Chris I talked with him many times years ago I'm 66 now and it doesn't seem like it was that many years ago that I was trying to make a dollar going down the rodeo road riding saddlebroncs but I have to give the nod of the head to the cassette it was a hundred times better than the eight track and both were better than the CD IMHO
Can't belive this isn't on Spotify
For real.... I love the older version from songbook of the american west, but this one might be the best version recorded by anyone, hands down.
thanx for the post ...definitely one of my favorites
I just saw the uploaders name. Nice.
HE WENT TO EARLY
Chris was a friend of mine we traveled together
Was he really?
Gone way too soon........
Well, at least there's still piles of bull shit everywhere. Hahaha!
Kylebuschgay what CD did this version come off? I cant find it anywhere
Ty W it came from the What Ya Gunna Do With A Cowboy. But only on CD, digital doesn’t have it
16,809 views for Chris; 203 views for the guy that wrote the song, Gary McMahon. I love Chris' music. He did a great job on the song. Also covered by Ian Tyson. Not to take anything away from Chris, but, come on, how about some appreciation for the writer? Kind of like Joan Baez doing a Bob Dylan song, but in a cowboy audience.
Terrific, just sorry he made a significant change in the lyrics from, “I got this saddle, and it ain’t for sale.”
“Sold his saddle” is a cowboy expression filled with meaning.
This song was written by Gary McMahan.
Really?!? That's cool
My landlord
Is this version on Spotify
yes sir
Iiovehime
Love Chris, but Ian did this one better.
Ian did it one hundred times better
Oi
Ian Tyson did a much better job