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Title: Westerners
Subtitle: Candid and Historic Interviews
Author: Jean Henry Mead
Narrator: Paul J McSorley
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 9 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-20-13
Publisher: Medallion Books
Genres: History, American
Publisher's Summary:
This volume of candid interviews contains a sampling of hundreds conducted by Jean Henry Mead over a thirty-year period. Among them are photographers, artists, writers, ranchers, politicians, ranch hands, bunkhouse publisher, country singer, museum curator, and the nation's oldest talk show host.
The West is their common denominator. Whether they wrote about the West, painted or photographed it; represented it in congress, ranched it, herded cows and sheep across it; originated or migrated here is unimportant. They have all been Extraordinary Westerners. Among those interviewed are Louis L'Amour, Chris LeDoux, A.B. Guthrie, Jr.; Jeanne Williams, Dick Cheney, Bill Cody, Will Henry and a host of others.
Members Reviews:
An Inspiring Collection
In this inspiring collection, Wyoming's Jean Henry Mead interviews ranchers, photographers, artists, writers, and politicians, from Louis L'mour to the Simpsons (Senator Al Simpson). These carefully chosen people represent the rugged individualism and courage that marks the West. The book is intriguing from a historic perspective, for it takes an in depth look at westerners like aviatrix Lucile Wright and Harold McCracken, original curator of the Buffalo Bill Museum in Cody. If you are a history buff or simply a lover of the Old West, this book is for you!
It was mostly about writing and writers. It was ...
It was mostly about writing and writers. It was hard to follow sometimes; there are so many names and their relations thrown at you.
So cool
Got this mainly for Chris Ledoux (rest in peace) but was enthralled with all the characters, all the people. We are of a proud heritage of humans.
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Title: Westerners
Subtitle: Candid and Historic Interviews
Author: Jean Henry Mead
Narrator: Paul J McSorley
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 9 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-20-13
Publisher: Medallion Books
Genres: History, American
Publisher's Summary:
This volume of candid interviews contains a sampling of hundreds conducted by Jean Henry Mead over a thirty-year period. Among them are photographers, artists, writers, ranchers, politicians, ranch hands, bunkhouse publisher, country singer, museum curator, and the nation's oldest talk show host.
The West is their common denominator. Whether they wrote about the West, painted or photographed it; represented it in congress, ranched it, herded cows and sheep across it; originated or migrated here is unimportant. They have all been Extraordinary Westerners. Among those interviewed are Louis L'Amour, Chris LeDoux, A.B. Guthrie, Jr.; Jeanne Williams, Dick Cheney, Bill Cody, Will Henry and a host of others.
Members Reviews:
An Inspiring Collection
In this inspiring collection, Wyoming's Jean Henry Mead interviews ranchers, photographers, artists, writers, and politicians, from Louis L'mour to the Simpsons (Senator Al Simpson). These carefully chosen people represent the rugged individualism and courage that marks the West. The book is intriguing from a historic perspective, for it takes an in depth look at westerners like aviatrix Lucile Wright and Harold McCracken, original curator of the Buffalo Bill Museum in Cody. If you are a history buff or simply a lover of the Old West, this book is for you!
It was mostly about writing and writers. It was ...
It was mostly about writing and writers. It was hard to follow sometimes; there are so many names and their relations thrown at you.
So cool
Got this mainly for Chris Ledoux (rest in peace) but was enthralled with all the characters, all the people. We are of a proud heritage of humans.