Artist: Ken Overcast
Title: Montana Cowboy
Year Of Release: 2000
Label: Bear Valley Records
Genre: Country
Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
Total Time: 00:45:05
Total Size: 252 mb


Tracklist

01. Cold, Broke, & Hungry
02. Ride Cowboy Ride
03. Blizzard
04. Workin' Cowboy
05. Montana Lullaby
06. Back In the Saddle
07. What's It Take To Make A Cowboy Cry
08. When The Work's All Done This Fall
09. Cattle Call
10. Mr. Shorty
11. Ridin' Down the Canyon

"... he may be the last of the real singing cowboys." Nashville Producer, Russ Ragsdale Ken Overcast is the real deal. In this day and age of plastic throwaway everything, to find someone that is really genuine is a treat indeed. While many in the performing arts tend towards honing an act that is saleable, Ken strives very diligently to just be himself. His music, writing, and public performances are characterized by a down home connection that is indeed rare. He's a third generation Montanan, and is truly making a mark on America's entertainment. Both Ken's recording and writing have been very prolific, with at least one new recording project in the mill constantly. He's the author of three books of 'mostly humorous" short stories centered in the Real West (most of which he's unfortunately had the opportunity to experience first hand). Ken is also the author of a popularly syndicated column, and is the host of a nationally syndicated radio program, The Cowboy Show with Ken Overcast, which features both contemporary cowboy music and interviews, and a look back into the past with memories from a few old time cowboys. Born into a ranching family, he was raised in northern Montana on a section of the Milk River known as "Paradise Valley". He literally grew up on a horse, and attended a rural school with three classmates. He and his wife Dawn were childhood sweethearts, and run a commercial cow/calf operation on Lodge Creek, as well as entertaining audiences all over the West. Their ranch is located within fifteen miles of where 100 years of both sides of their family have made their homes. Dawn's only complaint is that, "He's always running off somewhere to play that darned guitar, and leaving me home to do all the work." Ken has been teamed with Nashville Producer, Russ Ragsdale for many years, and together they have eight CD recordings under their belts. National recognition was just a matter of time. Besides a host of nominations, Ken was crowned the Western Music Association Yodeler of the Year, and was awarded the coveted Will Rogers Award by the Academy of Western Artists.