Goin' Back to Texas
by Don Edwards
- Type: Album
- Released: 1 January 1993
- Label: Warner Western
- Country: United States
- Length: 43:48
- Community rating: 3.88/5 from 1 rating
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Edwards' second album for Warner Western was built from new songs by Nashville writers, among them Bob McDill's 'Coyotes', the lament for the vanished frontier that became his signature song. 'Coyotes' was later chosen by the Western Writers of America as one of the hundred greatest Western songs, and heard over the closing of Werner Herzog's 'Grizzly Man'.
Genres
Descriptors: folk, acoustic, storytelling, ballad, traditional
Tracklist
- Goin' Back to Texas (4:09)
- Coyotes (4:28)
- The Old Cow Man (3:50)
- Prairie Lullabye (2:48)
- The Rancher's Song (3:57)
- Lonely Cowboy (3:06)
- Line Shack Blues (2:52)
- Doney Gal (5:52)
- Will James (3:53)
- Say Goodbye to Montana (4:31)
- Drifting Texas Sand (4:19)
Credits
- Mark Casstevens - acoustic guitar, banjo [claw hammer], dobro [fretted], harmonica
- Rich O'Brien - acoustic guitar, electric guitar
- William Matthews - artwork by [watercolor painting]
- Dennis Wilson - backing vocals [background vocals]
- Carlos Grier - edited by [digital editing by]
- Don Cobb - edited by [digital editing by]
- Tommy Morrell - steel guitar
- Gary Paczosa - recorded by, mixed by
- Laura Lipuma-Nash - artwork
- Patricia Miskulin - coordinator [production coordinator]
- Steven Whatley - design
- Kathy Edwards - management
- Sevenshoux Enterprises - management
- Denny Purcell - mastered by
- Toby Seay - mixed by [assisted]
- Ed Simonton - recorded by [assisted]
- Carson Robison - written-by
- Bob McDill - written-by
- Badger Clark - written-by
- Stephanie Davis - written-by
- Traditional - written-by
- Luke Reed - written-by
- Roger Brown - written-by
- Ian Tyson - written-by
- Alex Harvey - written-by
- Tim Ryan Rouillier - written-by
- Buster Coward - written-by