Cowboy boots old west

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 4 - 8 working days Saddle up for a fun collection of classic cowboy songs for buckaroos of all ages! The legend and lore of the Wild West holds a strong allure for kids and grown-ups alike. Whether it conjures up images of cowboys riding ponies across the wide-open range or singing songs by the campfire, music of the old West represents a great American tradition that holds a timeless appeal. Putumayo Kids captures the freedom of the cowpokes life with Cowboy Playground, a galloping collection of songs by artists such as Western music stalwarts Riders in the Sky and Don Edwards. Childrens cowboy music star Buck Howdy sings his funny tall tale tune Pecos Bill while classics including Home on the Range (recorded by Oregon childrens artist Victor Johnson), Whoopie Ti Yi Yo (performed by Canadian artist-rancher Ian Tyson), and Dont Fence Me In (jazzily arranged by Seattle kids artist Johnny Bregar) are familiar even to city slickers. At the end of the day, as millions of stars twinkle in the sky, the Dale Evans-inspired band Cowboy Envy wishes everyone Happy Trails. Features Summary Saddle up for a fun collection of classic cowboy songs for buckaroos of all ages! The legend and lore of the Wild West holds a strong allure for kids and grown-ups alike... Contributors Various Format CD Release date 20131005

  Authors: Morris & Goscinny Age: 8 years and up Size: 21.7 x 28.7 cm Number of pages: 48 colour pages Bob, Grat, Bill and Emmett Dalton were fearsome bandits; terrors of the Old West; legends in their own time. Until Lucky Luke put a final end to their reign of evil. Joe, Jack, William and Averell Dalton, on the other hand, aren¿t even footnotes in the back pages of newspapers. Bumbling, blundering and hapless, they nonetheless vow to emulate¿and avenge¿their prestigious relatives. But if their cousins couldn¿t best the Lonesome Cowboy, do they really stand a chance?

Peter Perkins (Jones) is a veteran cowboy who embodies the values of the old West, living in a small Texas town bordering the U.S. and Mexico. He hires Melquiades Estrada as a ranch hand and quickly befriends the man. But when Estrada is gunned down under mysterious circumstances, Perkins takes justice into his own hands and kidnaps a trigger-happy border patrolman (Barry Pepper), forcing Perkins to unearth Estrada's body and accompany Perkins on horseback on the long and treacherous journey through the frontier mountains and back roads of Mexico to bring his friend's body home.