What was the real cowboy music like?

[rupol2000]

Lol, what the he'll are talking about? Huge cattle drives as you started the thread about did not happen in the colonies.

I have been reading a lot about this lately. The British rednecks were not given a move to settle in new France, there is a document

 

[Leo123]

I would think real Cowboy music had its roots in cattle drives and gunslinger ballads. Here are a couple videos that are sung by more contemporary artists.







John Lomax and Alan Lomax preserved a lot of old cowboy, folk and blues tunes while traveling around the country with a 300 lb recording system in their car.

 

[rupol2000]

I would think real Cowboy music had its roots in cattle drives and gunslinger ballads. Here are a couple videos that are sung by more contemporary artists.







John Lomax and Alan Lomax preserved a lot of old cowboy, folk and blues tunes while traveling around the country with a 300 lb recording system in their car.

This we have already found out. It was the genre of "Western Music"

 

[Leo123]

This we have already found out. It was the genre of "Western Music"

OK what do you have? Post links, might be interesting. The last tune there in my link was collected by John Lomax in the 1900s.

 

[evenflow1969]

I have been reading a lot about this lately. The British rednecks were not given a move to settle in new France, there is a document

You are like talking to a wall. How about this I will not tell you about Russia you don't bother to tell me about my country.

 

[rupol2000]

As I have predicted there is romantic minor sound

 

[rupol2000]

Post links, might be interesting.

see above. Something in this style. Maybe there is the music of 20-th, I still not learn it enough

 

[WinterBorn]

These are only those who were resettled by Rusvelt, mostly descendants of the Paleo-Eskimos of Na-Dene

No, these are the Native Americans in the US. And they were not resettled by Roosevelt. The resettlement started with Adrew Jackson so the whites could have the land.

 

[rupol2000]

The cavalry always has this kind of music, with a strong romantic overtone. The hussars had romances and so on.

 

[rupol2000]

And they were not resettled by Roosevelt.

This is a fact of official history. Somewhere around 34 there was an act, I gave a link, do not pretend to be a fool. I'm tired

 

[WinterBorn]

The cavalry always has this kind of music, with a strong romantic overtone. The hussars had romances and so on.

You asked about cowboy music, not cavalry music.

 

[BothWings]

No one knows about real history, history has been rewritten. I'm just trying to figure out the truth. My premonition came true. Now country is trying to pass off as cowboy music, I never trusted that. And I guessed. Country music is not cowboy music. And even apparently the banjo is not a cowboy instrument, cowboys played guitars, apparently.

Very mostly true, but ... We still have plenty of songs floating around from those days. It's not popular music anymore, per se....but we all kind of know it. It's stuff not unlike Oh, Susanna, Jimmy Cracked Corn, etc....with some variations in style. Bluegrass also would figure into the equation...but truly Western cowboy music would be similar but different.