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Sun and Saddle Leather

Cowboy Poetry began as a 19th Century Performance Art staged around a crackling campfire, referencing tall tales and personal stories, lost girlfriends, and love of the vast unboundaried West. It was best accompanied by a hot tin cup of boiled coffee, dunked biscuits, and beef jerky. The rhymed couplets were easy to remember, and once the day's drive was done, everybody had a few hours to listen to friends and wonder at the stars. Badger Clark gave voice and record to this unique American folk art, and built on it to express his own creative genius. He was declared the first Poet Laureate of South Dakota, or as he liked to say, “Poet Lariat.” Summary by Ed Humpal

Year of Publication: 1919Genres: Single author

Running Time: 01 hour 09 minutes 07 seconds(25 chapters)

Language: EnglishRead by: Ed Humpal, Eileen Tipping

#	Chapter Name
	Preface Eileen Tipping	9:18
	Ridin' Ed Humpal	2:37
	The Song of the Leather Ed Humpal	2:14
	A Bad Half Hour Ed Humpal	2:08
	From Town Ed Humpal	2:35
	A Cowboy's Prayer Ed Humpal	2:20
	The Christmas Trail Ed Humpal	2:43
	A Border Affair Ed Humpal	2:10
	The Bunk-House Orchestra Ed Humpal	2:12
	The Outlaw Ed Humpal	2:03
	The Legend of Boastful Bill Ed Humpal	3:03
	The Tied Maverick Ed Humpal	2:18
	The Roundup Lullaby Ed Humpal	3:04
	The Trail o' Love Ed Humpal	2:15
	Bachin' Ed Humpal	2:16
	The Glory Trail Ed Humpal	3:01
	Bacon Ed Humpal	1:44
	The Lost Pardner Ed Humpal	2:43
	God's Reserves Ed Humpal	2:59
	The Married Man Ed Humpal	3:20
	The Old Cow Man Ed Humpal	2:47
	The Plainsmen Ed Humpal	3:09
	The Westerner Ed Humpal	2:32
	The Wind is Blowin' Ed Humpal	1:45
	On Boot Hill Ed Humpal	1:51