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This just-released CD is now available from Frost Enterprises.
The producer of this CD has worked with the Frost family regarding the song: "He Didn't Hear The Thunder",
which was recorded in memory of Lane. 
Also note that 10% of gross sales go towards the "Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund" which was started in 1989.

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Nashville, TN - Out of left field, or make that out of the far left gate of the rodeo arena, 
comes a fresh concept that's set to fast catch the imagination of the nation!

American Cowboy, officially released on October 23rd, is a virtual rodeo album "who's who" of champions – 
a musical compilation of THE top names in the world of pro rodeo, who've come together 
to the surprise and delight of music and rodeo fans to "sing out" 
for one singular purpose:  To pay tribute to their sport and their fans.  
Ten percent of gross sales from the CD are being donated to the Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund, 
a national fund established by the Justin Boot Company to aid rodeo professionals in times of need.

With legendary names like Larry Mahan, Donny Gay, and Monty Henson  
(all Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame Members), 
Fred Whitfield, Rope Myers, Janet Stover, Speed Williams, Dan Mortensen, 
Sherry Cervi, Rich Skelton, champion Bull Riders (Gay & Mahan), Saddle Bronc Riders 
(Mortenson & Henson), Calf Roper (Whitfield), Team Ropers (Williams & Skelton), 
Barrel Racers (Stover & Cervi), and Steer Wrestler (Myers) – 
all major events within the arena have come together for a groundbreaking project in the 
world of rodeo and music.

The project, more than a year in the making, is the creative brainchild of G.D. Stinson, 
of the NLT Music Group, 
who produced the CD in Nashville, recording it in studios throughout Texas and Oklahoma 
as the respective champions had breaks from the rodeo circuit.  
"I think fans are going to be amazed at what we've captured musically on these legends," he noted.  
Stinson calls the endeavor, "A massive undertaking and a true labor of love. 
The riders proved harder to rope than a rocket in the draw!"

Part of the "labor of love" is caught in the tracks of cut nine, 
"He Didn't Hear The Thunder" performed by Hall of Famer Larry Mahan and Ronnie Twist.  
The song is a tribute to the memory of 26-year-old champion bull rider, Lane Frost, 
who was killed in the Cheyenne rodeo arena in 1989.  
The story of his life was subsequently immortalized in the major motion picture 8 Seconds.  
Frost's parents, Elsie and Clyde Frost of Lane, Oklahoma have fully endorsed American Cowboy.