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John and Penny Kent
1698 Swede Road, Ashville, New York
716-782-4015
A.P.H.A. Paints and Quarter Horses, Schooling
& Farrier Service
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Playing is the tune
By
"Curley" Fletcher
This cowboy ballad started life as a poem "The Outlaw Broncho", first printed in an Arizona newspaper in 1915 and later set to music by a person or persons unknown. By the early 1920s it was being sung all over the southwest and as far north as the Dakotas.
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