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Recording information: Audio Refinery Recording Studio, Amarillo, TX (??/1957-12/1997); Boarding House Radio Show, Lowell, MA (??/1957-12/1997); Larry Chittenden Memorial Cowboy Celebration, Anson, TX (??/1957-12/1997); Lisner Auditorium, George Washington University, Washin (??/1957-12/1997); Lowell Folk Festival, Lowell, MA (??/1957-12/1997); National Cowboy Poetry Gathering, Elko, NV (??/1957-12/1997).
Editor: Carla Borden.
Personnel: Buck Ramsey (vocals, guitar); Charles Ramsey (vocals); David Ray , Rick Martinez (guitar); Lanny Fiel, Peter Rowan (mandolin); Joe "Clear Fork" Stephenson (fiddle).
Liner Note Author: Charlie Seemann.
Buck Ramsey Hittin' The Trail Songs | | Hittin' The Trail CD DISC 1: |
| 1. | Trail to Mexico, The |
| 2. | Cowboy's Meditation, A |
| 3. | High-Toned Dance, The |
| 4. | Danny Boy |
| 5. | Good Bye, Old Paint |
| 6. | Windy Bill |
| 7. | Git Along Little Doggies |
| 8. | Last Wagon, The |
| 9. | Brazos River Song, The |
| 10. | Christmas Waltz |
| 11. | Grand Roundup, The |
| 12. | Alongside the Santa Fe Trail |
| | Hittin' The Trail Songs DISC 2: |
| 1. | Wild Rippling Waters |
| 2. | Goodnight-Loving Trail, The |
| 3. | Blue Mountain |
| 4. | Hittin' the Trail Tonight |
| 5. | Tenderfoot, The |
| 6. | Streets of Laredo |
| 7. | Palo Duro Farewell |
| 8. | Cowboy Letter from Home |
| 9. | Cowboy's Soliloqy, The |
| 10. | Doney Gal |
| 11. | I'd Like to Be in Texas for the Roundup in the Spring |
| 12. | Anthem |
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