
Southwestern Souvenirs
is pure Rich O'Brien, nine instrumentals and three vocals with a spicy
taco sauce poured over the top. This wonderful recording represents
O'Brien's long admiration of the sounds that have been a part of Western
music since the explorers, settlers, gold rushers and cowboys ventured
into the Southwest. Legendary songwriter and Country Music Hall of
Famer Cindy Walker calls him "A full blooded guitar man!" Two of Cindy"s songs are featured on
this release including "Rose of Mexico", a song found on the flip side
of Al Dexter's 1948 hit, "Pistol Packin' Mama." Also included is the theme
to "Gunsmoke" with the original lyrics sung by Don Edwards. |