Cowboy Girl

Drawing stylistic influence from the likes of Phil Ochs, Judy Collins, and Dave Van Ronk, Katy Moffatt began her career situated in the folk-pop boom of the 1970s. A Fort Worth native singing with a distinctive twang, her approach to the genre was always Western inflected. On 2001’s Cowboy Girl, Moffatt embraces her country leanings, performing new and traditional songs that sing of cowboys, Texas Rangers, outlaws, horses, and one gentleman bandit. On the album, originally released by the Western Jubilee Recording Company, she is joined by labelmates David Wilkie (vocals, guitar, and mandolin) and Rich O’Brien (guitars) for this spirited collection of songs.

Track Listing

101	Black Diamond Katy Moffatt	05:01
102	John Hardy Katy Moffatt	03:27
103	Midnight the Unconquered Outlaw Katy Moffatt	04:25
104	Ol' Bill Miner (The Gentleman Bandit) Katy Moffatt	06:29
105	Indian Cowboy Katy Moffatt	03:02
106	Further Katy Moffatt	04:09
107	Texas Rangers Katy Moffatt	05:10
108	Me and My Uncle Katy Moffatt	05:16
109	Magdalena and the Jack of Spades Katy Moffatt	04:33
110	Black-Eyed Caballero Katy Moffatt	03:16
111	The Brazos Katy Moffatt	04:23
112	Hallie Lonigan Katy Moffatt	04:31
113	The Ghost Light of Marfa Katy Moffatt	03:03
114	The Wayward Wind Katy Moffatt	03:07
115	When I Was a Cowboy Katy Moffatt	06:03