Don't Ever Sell Your Saddle

[skcoffman]

This group is called the Prairie Rose Wranglers and if you can get some of their CD's, do so. They are a wonderful singing group. I have not heard Randy Travis' version so I can't say, but these fellows are great and I love this.

[tommytuxedo1a]

The picture at 3:10 is nice.

[Goodolcountrymusic1]

Wow Randy Travis is 1,000,000 times better than this guy

[bob3160]

@Goodolcountrymusic1

I guess you're entitled to your opinion.

[Goodolcountrymusic1]

@bob3160 no disrespect to the artist or u but this will always be a Randy song to me and Randy will always do it best in my opinion.

[bob3160]

@Goodolcountrymusic1 Which is why I said you're entitled to your opinion.

This also means that you'll have to respect other peoples opinions.

Even if they don't agree with you. :)

[mrskbg]

John W Ceilly,

don't know about photographer.

[hevichevi74]

This is not Randy Travis. Randy cannot compare to this man's voice.

[lovemyredpoodle]

The singer is Randy Travis

[cowboyrrp]

it is Clay Cooper

[mhsands]

Please.....I need to know who the artist of those fantabulous pictures is!

[mroldslick]

The Prairie Rose Wranglers ceased to exist in 2007 when they changed their name to the Diamond W Wranglers. The current members are: Stu Stuart, Jim Farrell, Steve Crawford, and Chip Worthington. Stu sings the lead vocal with Jim singing harmony. The song is found on the album "FULL GALLOP"

[Ranger15231]

Bob. Jessica is right. It's from the Prairie Rose Wrangler's 2005 album, "Full Gallop." At that time the Prairie Rose Wranglers were Stu Stuart, Jim Farrell & Orin Friesen. They recorded 10 CDs before leaving the Prairie Rose Chuckwagon in 2007 and changing their name to the Diamond W Wranglers.

[follower355]

@Ranger15231 The Prarie Rose Wrangler where amazing, we went there all the time. my Dad has atleast % of there Cds and this is my favorite song by them. I also think they where called the Flyin' W Wranglers at some point too.

[Ranger15231]

@follower355 Two different bands. The Flying W Wranglers are from Colorado Springs. They've been around since the early 1950s. The Prairie Rose Wranglers started in 1999 near Benton KS.

[bob3160]

Now that's a nice gesture. It certainly is a beautiful song sung by a beautiful voice.

Thanks

[jessicaestuart]

I am 100% sure, there's no way to mistake my own dads voice. I've been listening to it for 32 years!! Call the Diamond W Chuckwagon Supper in Wichita, ks and they will send you a cd so you can be 100% sure yourself. :)

[bob3160]

I tried that but without the actual song, it's almost impossible to be 100% sure.

[jessicaestuart]

They have a lot of music on here so you can listen and compare.

[jessicaestuart]

actually it's the former Prairie Rose Wranglers they are now the Diamond W Wranglers it's my dad Stu Stuart

[bob3160]

Unfortunately I don't have any way to compare this version with that of the Prairie Rose Wranglers but thanks for giving us your opinion Ranger.

[Ranger15231]

It's the Prairie Rose Wranglers from their Full Gallop CD. Stu Stuart is the lead singer.

[horas3800]

tough times don't last

[osualum98]

No disrespect, but I really do not think this sounds like Randy Travis at all. To my ears it sounds like Red Steagall or a cowboy poet from the Tx Panhandle named Ed Montana.

[TheSdranch]

Skeeter Mann??

[1colby]

I believe it is Rex Allen Jr

[bob3160]

@1colby

At this point in time, your guess is as good as anyones. :)

[gobrecht22]

it is randy travis

[colonelflyboydan]

I can't hear it real well on these lousy laptop speakers, but it sort of sounds like Ranger Doug from Riders In The Sky. When I get home I'll listen to it on my PC. Maybe then I can tell for sure.

[colonelflyboydan]

@colonelflyboydan

Nope.  Definately NOT Ranger Doug.

[02befree]

This isn't Randy Travis, or Clay Cooper, who both recorded this. It's driving me crazy -- who is this? A way better version than any of the others

[mscompguy]

Not Don Edwards - don't know....

[kcv3276cb]

I shure would like to know who's singing.

[bob3160]

@kcv3276cb

I'm not sure but it sounds like Randy Travis.

Hope that helps.

[cowponygal]

I'm guessing Don Edwards. NOT Randy Travis, alto he does sing this song.

[cowboyrrp]

@kcv3276cb I think it is Clay Cooper