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Conway Twitty – Don’t Call Him A Cowboy

Upon its release, swiftly ascended the charts, securing its spot as one of Twitty's remarkable achievements. It clinched the #1 on US Hot Country Songs (Billboard), also on Canadian RPM Country Tracks, solidifying its place in the hearts of country music enthusiasts.

Unraveling Conway Twitty’s Legacy: «Don’t Call Him A Cowboy»

If you’ve ever delved into the rich tapestry of country music, chances are you’ve stumbled upon Conway Twitty’s timeless classic, «Don’t Call Him A Cowboy.» In this exploration, we’ll not only uncover the details of this iconic song but also unravel the story behind the man who brought it to life.

Behind the Song: Conway Twitty’s Message

Conway Twitty - Don't Call Him A Cowboy
Cover LP Conway Twitty Warner 1985
As the first chords of «Don’t Call Him A Cowboy» strike, listeners are transported into Twitty’s world of storytelling. Released in February 1985, this track, penned by Debbie Hupp, Johnny MacRae and Bob Morrison. The song is a declaration of authenticity, urging listeners not to stereotype and misjudge others. It’s a timeless anthem that resonates with the core values of country music.

The Maestro Behind the Music

Produced under the watchful eye of Conway Twitty himself, along with Dee Henry and Ron Treat, «Don’t Call Him A Cowboy» found its home on Twitty’s album «Don’t Call Him A Cowboy.» Upon its release, «Don’t Call Him A Cowboy» swiftly ascended the charts, securing its spot as one of Twitty’s remarkable achievements. It clinched the #1 on US Hot Country Songs (Billboard), also on Canadian RPM Country Tracks, solidifying its place in the hearts of country music enthusiasts.




Conway Twitty: A Country Icon

Conway Twitty - The Rose
Conway Twitty
Conway Twitty, a prominent figure in the country music scene, was known for his distinctive voice and unparalleled artistry. Throughout his illustrious career, he captivated audiences with his soulful performances and left an indelible mark on the genre. His ability to infuse raw emotion into his music set him apart as a true icon of country music.
«Don’t Call Him A Cowboy» goes beyond a catchy melody. It serves as a poignant commentary on stereotypes and the importance of understanding individuals beyond their exterior. Twitty, through this song, invites listeners to see the person behind the persona.
In conclusion, Conway Twitty’s «Don’t Call Him A Cowboy» is not just a song; it’s a narrative that transcends time, delivering a message as relevant today as it was upon its release. So, the next time you press play on this classic, remember the profound tale woven into its lyrics, courtesy of a country legend.

COUNTRYPEDIA




Conway Twitty – Don’t Call Him A Cowboy lyrics

So you came from New York city
And you want to see the sights
You’ve heard all about those cowboys
And those crazy Texas nights
I see you’ve got your eye on something
Leaning on the bar
But the toughest ride he’s ever had
Was in his foreign car
So don’t call him a cowboy
Until you’ve seen him ride
‘Cause a Stetson hat and those fancy boots
Don’t tell ya what’s inside no
And if he ain’t good in the saddle
Lord, you won’t be satisfied
So don’t call him a cowboy
Until you’ve seen him ride
He’s the Hollywood idea
Of the wild andd wooly west
In his french designer blue jeans
And his custom tailored vest
You think he’s the real thing
But I think you oughta know
He can’t even make it through
A one night rodeo. No.
So don’t call him a cowboy
Until you’ve seen him ride
‘Cause a Stetson hat and those fancy boots
Don’t tell ya what’s inside. No.
And if he ain’t good in the saddle
Lord, you won’t be satisfied
So don’t call him a cowboy
Until you’ve seen him ride
Don’t call him a cowboy
Until you’ve seen him ride
‘Cause a Stetson hat and those fancy boots
Don’t tell ya what’s inside. no.
And if he ain’t good in the saddle
Lord, you won’t be satisfied
So don’t call him a cowboy
Until you’ve seen him ride
Don’t call him a cowboy
Until you’ve seen him ride…

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