The Brooklyn Cowboys

The Brooklyn Cowboys may be the moniker of an organization featuring several members of known rings, in-demand session players, and touring music artists. The group was produced in 1996 when vocalist/songwriter Walter Egan (well-known to pop supporters and ’70s fans for his TOP one “Magnet & Metal”) was asked by Fredrough Perry to focus on a few of Perry’s classes. The pair worked well well collectively and an offhand remark by Perry resulted in the forming of the Brooklyn Cowboys. Getting respected steel participant Friend Cage (the brand new Riders from the Crimson Sage) in to the collapse, the group started to tour its make of country-rock through the entire Northeast, creating a live pursuing. In 1997, Egan relocated to Nashville as well as the music group re-formed to add vocalist Brian Waldschlager, bass participant Jeff “Stay” Davis (from the Amazing Tempo Aces), and key pad participant Michael Webb. Getting into the studio room, the Brooklyn Cowboys had been guided by maker Al Perkins (the Soaring Burrito Brothers, Gram Parsons) as well as the classes created a debut, entitled Doin’ Period on THE WORLD, including a edition of “Carolina Calypso” that Egan experienced co-written with Parsons, originally showing up within the latter’s acclaimed Grievous Angel arranged. The discharge received high marks from critics and in addition managed to accomplish commercial achievement in Europe, where in fact the recording made TOP placings on self-employed release graphs. In early 2002, the Brooklyn Cowboys released a mini-album, ANOTHER Man in Dark: Tribute to Dale Earnhardt, and adopted it having a sophomore full-length recording, Dodging Bullets.