2014 re-issue of the long out-of-print release. Led by Scott Boyer and Tommy Talton, the Jacksonville band Cowboy was discovered by none other than Duane Allman, who, as legend has it, banged on their door at 7 am one day and asked to hear some songs. He then recommended them to Capricorn label owner Phil Walden, who sent Allman Brothers producer Johnny Sandlin to check them out; Sandlin ended up producing several Cowboy albums for Capricorn, of which this 1970 release was the first. REACH FOR THE SKY features some great songs from Boyer and Talton, and has a loose, informal feel with acoustic guitars and harmonies a-plenty; over the years it's become quite the cult item, with copies of it's long, long out-of-print CD release trading hands for well over 100 dollars. Our Real Gone reissue features notes by Scott Schinder, the original gatefold artwork (with lyrics) and photos. Fine, soulful Southern rock, long overdue for rediscovery!
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1 Opening
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2 Livin in the Country
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3 Song of Love and Peace
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4 Amelias Earache
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5 Pick Your Nose
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6 Pretty Friend
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7 Everything Here
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8 Stick Together
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9 Use Your Situation
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10 It's Time
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11 Honey Ain't Nowhere
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12 Rip & Snort
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13 Josephine, Beyond Compare
2014 re-issue of the long out-of-print release. Led by Scott Boyer and Tommy Talton, the Jacksonville band Cowboy was discovered by none other than Duane Allman, who, as legend has it, banged on their door at 7 am one day and asked to hear some songs. He then recommended them to Capricorn label owner Phil Walden, who sent Allman Brothers producer Johnny Sandlin to check them out; Sandlin ended up producing several Cowboy albums for Capricorn, of which this 1970 release was the first. REACH FOR THE SKY features some great songs from Boyer and Talton, and has a loose, informal feel with acoustic guitars and harmonies a-plenty; over the years it's become quite the cult item, with copies of it's long, long out-of-print CD release trading hands for well over 100 dollars. Our Real Gone reissue features notes by Scott Schinder, the original gatefold artwork (with lyrics) and photos. Fine, soulful Southern rock, long overdue for rediscovery!
