Star Bar-Bar W Feud with Eddie Dean

The bakers of Weber's Bread present your all-star Western Seder. This thing all-star Western Seder. Hollywood comes your all-star Western Seder. Starring America's great Western singers, or winning Riders of the Purple Sage.

Our guests are today as a new PRC singing cowboy and majestic recording artist, Eddie Ding. My name is Cotton C. Clark, and here are the Riders of the Purple Sage. Just stand up, babe, just beyond the mountain, Grown across the way, See that sun hang low in the west, Or the land I'm loving the best,

Here we go, my old fiddles, Gotta see a creature by the gal, Come and turn the trail, and the under will go, And stand down to Santa, babe, Hey, you're riding down to Santa, babe, Right now, and to Santa, babe, Gonna see the boss and I'll collect my face, Need a hundred dollars almost to get that range.

She's been waiting for us. Don't be told my old little. She'll be there waiting at the door. So I've burned the trail and yonder the gulf. And frightened out of Santa Fe. Hey, frightened out of Santa Fe.

In the old ranching days, the cowboy was a virtual king of the rage. A top hand suffered a little supervision or interference. It was the prize that he took in turning out prime beef for his wrench that made the average cow puncher such a valuable employee.

Today the bakers of Weber's Bread take great pride in their product too. That's why Weber's Bread is such good bread. Weber's Bread is well mixed and well baked. It has a firm even texture and a distinctive flavor that make it a satisfying, enjoyable part of every meal.