"When the Work's All Done This Fall" - Don Edwards
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- Опубліковано 9 тра 2018
- Cowboy music legend Don Edwards performs the classic Carl T. Sprague song "When the Work's All Done This Fall," live at the Ozark Folk Center Craft Village, located inside the Ozark Folk Center State Park in scenic Mountain View, Arkansas.
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My daddy sang this to me as a lullaby almost every night. He was born in 1921 and I was born in 1965. This song is in my heart!
RIP Don Edwards, we have lost a legend.
we may have lost him but we have his legacy !!!
Last evening, 23 Oct 2022, Dandy Don went to be with the Lord. I know the coyotes around his Melody Mountain ranch gave him one vocal sendoff. Blessings to the great Troubadour and Kathy.
"One morning they searched his adobe
He disappeared without even a word
But that night as the moon crossed the mountain
One more coyote was heard"
Sad indeed. But want a grand legacy he left and a love of the old tunes he spun on everyone who listened
i hate to hear that. never met the man. but many nights when i lived up in lamoille NV id walk back home about a mile and a half from Ocarrolls after having quite a few cold ones with some of the old timer cowboys. when the snow drifts were 4 or 5 ft and the stars were just bouncing off the ruby mtns and id play coyotes by don on my phone in my pocket. they were the most peaceful walks you can imagine. its a feeling you cant explain nor replicate again. RIP
My Grandad used to sing this to us kids never forgot it now I am a grandad
RIP, Mr. Edwards.
My daddy used to sing this in the car when we were coming back from visiting family late in the evening.
Got a few CD’s of Don’s. Apart from liking his singing, I also like the fact he remembers and respects singers like Marty Robbins, Rex Allen and Gene Autry.
When I get a day off I’m getting a Marty Robbins neck tattoo
I always would play Don Edwards (Saddle Songs) when we would go camping with our kids. They acted like they did not like it then, but now that they are in their 20's they Make me play it when we go camping! Awesome!
Seriously?!
Was just going to say 'Good Lord, Jesus, Mary and Joseph' what a song.
Have my tears, mind pictures going
on this song.
So deep.
Reall, he passed?
Gotta hear more of this Gentleman.
A truly great singer. He passed in 2022
Dang, didn't know that, saw him perform at the Caney Creek Cowboy Church near Grand Saline Texas in 2016, got to meet and talk a bit, a real gentleman, fine singer.
Don. Great to know you. Specifically and personally in a hotel in Santa Clarita CA comes to mind. Got a poster of you and Waddy that was hanging in the elevator after I dropped your name to the hotel manager. Thank you. You signed it after permission to remove it.
We were headed to the WS Hart house for a minute. Private and sweet concert. I think it was 1995 but I may be mistaken on the year. Great breakfast with you and your lovely wife. Then had a great day at the Melody Ranch. A lot of fun with a lot of great poets and balladeers that next day.
Not important now to anyone but just remembering. A highlight in my memories.
You are the best. Live on. Love you. Much love and respect,
Thanks Wyatt
I heard Carl Sprague while walking through a ghost town up in Utah. They were playing the Mormon cowboy over speakers about the place. Regardless, this cover does him great justice.
What a lovely post.
I came upon his version of Night Riders Lament a wonderful singer and picker, so natural & authentic
The legend.
Where has this guys music been hiding? I’m sorry I’ve only just discovered him today.
Beautiful!
R.I.P Cowpoke
I think it was written by D.J. O'Malley, but Carl T. made it famous and sold 900,000 recordings of it.
thanks Lauram for posting and a special thanks to you Don Edwards
He did a great Job in The Movie The Horse whisper with Robert Redford
Nice
I'm pretty sure it was DJ O'Malley, a Montana Cowboy, wrote this one. Don't matter. The sentiments here were shared by a lot of working herdsmen back in them days.
RIP
Sun Set
That sun still sets in the west
But that old trail is asphalt now
Baked by the sun hot and dry
The sounds of hoofs have passed
Herds of buffalo graze no more
Barbwire strung along
The fence post passed like a picket fence
As the truck tires whine on
The sweetgrass has all but gone
The mesquite is tall and thick
Prickly Pear covers the prairie
The Longhorns have gone
A saddle all covered in dust
The moth-riddled blanket flaps
Riding quirt amiss
Old spurs hung on a wall
On a post hangs a leather belt
With a holster cracked and rotting
That old hogleg turned brown
Brass all green
The lassoing cowboy is no more
That broad hat tipped back
His shirt sleeves rolled high
Jeans rolled double
His hair thinned and gray
High cheekbones darken
Bull hide tough
Hand scars a many
With eyes squinting
A straw chair leaned back
Daydreaming
No more round ups
That last ride was long ago
With a rolled cigarette on his lip
His words in a low key
That sun still sets in the west
Barry
4/3/2023
Don passed away in 2022. One of the last cowboy singers Johnny western is still alive but retired
Red Stegall is still performing, has a Cowboy Festival in Fort Worth every October.
What guitar is Don using here, anybody know?
It's made by Santa Cruz Guitar Company, I think it's a 00 size, all mahogany. I've owned a couple of their guitars - they're wonderful, but pretty expensive. You can call them, they'll know what guitar he has.
@@rileyfloyd9769 thanx for the info.
Colter…
Sorry but it was written as a poem by D.J. O’Malley in 1893. Sprage recorded it and I believe he sold around 900,000 copies.
Carmen Sandiego says hello.