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Yodel Boogie!
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In response to our
fans' requests for an updated all-yodel album, we
assembled 11 of Wylie's favorite yodel tracks and
called it Yodel Boogie! (The title track is
Wylie's best-selling
i-Tunes download.) There are several new recordings
and fresh mixes of older songs recorded on previous
Wylie & The Wild West albums.
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Released: November 2008
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1. Yodel Boogie
W. Gustafson, Two Medicine (BMI)
2. Cowpoke
S. Jones/Stanley Music Co. (ASCAP)
3. Whip out a Yodel
W. Gustafson, Two Medicine (BMI)
4. Eltopia Yodel
W. Gustafson, Two Medicine (BMI)
5. Yodeling My Blues Away
W. Gustafson, Two Medicine (BMI)
6. Chime Bells
Miller-Britt/MCA Inc. (ASCAP)
7. Cannonball Yodel
Elton Britt/Billy Bell/Lou Shelly/Mickey Stoner/R.F.D. Music
Publishing Co. Inc. (ASCAP)
8. Yodeling Cowhand
W. Gustafson, Two Medicine (BMI)
9. Ol Montan
W. Gustafson, Two Medicine (BMI)
10. Odessa Yodel
W. Gustafson, Two Medicine (BMI)
11. Uber Yodel
W. Gustafson, Two Medicine (BMI)
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~ A day without yodeling is like a day without sunshine ~
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Howdy Wild West fans,
The most frequently asked question at our CD table
after a performances is, "Which CD has the most yodeling on it?"
Well, by golly, we have to keep you yodel hounds happy!
To satisfy the discerning palates of those who love “the yodel,”
we’ve assembled this assortment of flavors: some fast, some
slow, some happy, and some sad. Think of it as a musical
adventure via the high art of yodeling. Happy listening!
−Wylie Gustafson
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"Wylie Gustafson’s yodel is distinctly American,
building on a legacy
that includes Elton Britt, Roy Rogers, and his own father, Rib
Gustafson. His is the call of the cowboy: deep in the prairie,
astride his horse, up on the stage. It is his passion for this
tradition that has led to his yodel being heard by more ears
than any other in history, reaffirming this expressive vocal art
in American music."
−Joshua Kohn, National
Council for the Traditional Arts
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“Wylie’s yodel is the call of the real West: clear, true,
and wild. A
cultural ambassador of cool, Wylie ignites audiences−young,
not so, Western, and urban alike−as
he blazes a hot musical trail that heads
way, way out West.”
−Margo Metegrano, Editor
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