The Psychedelic Cowboys

Led by Missouri-cum-Los Angeles singer John “Lefty” Harlan, the Psychedelic Cowboys owe a lot of their design and music to early alt-country icons such as for example Gram Parsons, the Traveling Burrito Brothers, and Ozark Hill Daredevils. With an extremely unique mixing of standard nation & western blended with the psychedelic atmosphere from the ’60s, the group produced a hype in LA as well as the southern USA. Despite guitarist Don Ian departing the music group in early 2000, they continuing on. After liberating a four-song EP entitled Choral Corral, the group released its debut full-length recording in 2001. Tragic Tunes and Hop-A-Longs premiered on Rock Legal Information. The group offers won praise in lots of Americana and alt-country publications, including No Depressive disorder and Country Regular Time.