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Dave Alexander – From The Saddle To Symphony Hall

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Dave Alexander – From The Saddle To Symphony Hall

Upon learning Dave Alexander’s ancestry included the classical composer Franz Shubert, backstage at an AWA Awards show in Ft. Worth years ago we suggested he should finish the maestro’s famous “Unfinished Symphony” and do it in Western Swing. It looks like he’s inching closer to it!
Dave Alexander - From The Saddle To Symphony Hall
Dave Alexander – From The Saddle To Symphony Hall
Make no mistake, Dave Alexander is one of the greatest performers of Western Swing….ever!! His talent, skill and showmanship are nothing short of staggering. His decision to tour the genre to Classical audiences is tremendously exciting. The classic Western genre has been offered symphonically in the past by such greats as the Flying W Wranglers, R.W. Hampton, Michael Martin Murphey with Scott O’Malley’s Western Jubilee stable of artists and others. This may mark a first for Western Swing, and no one is more qualified to do it.
Some songs you’d expect are arranged in medleys (“Big Balls In Cowtown/Take Me Back To Tulsa,” “Deep In The Heart/Oklahoma Hills,” “Don’t Fence Me In/Hills Of Old Wyoming”) plus the swinging “When The Bloom Is On The Sage.” Three Cindy Walkers made the cut (“Fort Worth Texas,” “Oklahoma Waltz” & “You Don’t Know Me” written with Eddy Arnold). But check out the three Alexander originals (“Every Setting Sun,” “Hold You In My Heart” & “Western Boogie”). It all fairly crackles! It’s extraordinary! A don’t miss!! Very highly recommended!
– by Rick Huff

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Track list From The Saddle To Symphony Hall

Don’t Fence Me In / Hills Of Old Wyoming
Oklahoma Waltz
Deep In The Heart Of Texas / Oklahoma Hills
You Don’t Know Me
You’re From Texas
When The Bloom is On The Sage
Hold You In My Heart
Every Setting Sun
Western Boogie
Big Tulsa Medley
Too Gone Too Long
Fort Worth Texas

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