Chief Many Horses

The bakers of that good Weber's Bread present your all-star Western theater. Oh, sing in the song! Hollywood comes your all-star Western theater, starring America's great Western singers, boy-willing in the writers of the Purple Sage, bringing you the music, the stories, and the spirit of the great open spaces.

Now, here are the writers of the Purple Sage. I'm dressing up in star for an a little while. I'm gonna ride into town and every cowboy's house I know we'll lift his heel and tow and pay they roll around And so I'm feeling fine because it's lots of time Until we're all home without

To work and slave with cows, wet and swam, battle and to pay they rolls around Here's a cowboy doing all of his work is through just what I'm gonna do now With money to spend and jingle off and to town And mingle with all the friends I along I'm dressing up and starving for in a little while

I'm gonna ride into town And every cow I know will lift his heel And go and pay day rolls around And so I'm feeling fine Because it's lots of time Until we're all home with bound To work and slave or cattle Swept and swear and spout And go pay day rolls around Well, here it is round up time again

And this is Boy Willing saying welcome for the writers of the Purple Sage, and starting right in to round up some of your favorite Western songs. Right now we'd like to bring back a tune that we haven't done for you in a long time.

It's called Hang Your Head and Shains. Say if I remember rightly for this number's the first song that you and the boys recorded for Capital, wasn't it? That's right, Terry. And we really like this song because it got us off to a wonderful start in the recording.