Carl T. Sprague - Classic Cowboy Songs album flac

When he embarked on his career in 1925, inspired by Vernon Dalhart's recording of "The Prisoner's Song," no one combined cowboy hats, boots, and spurs with their stage act. In fact, no one exclusively sang cowboy songs. When Sprague had a national hit with "When the Work's All Done This Fall," he introduced Americans to the cowboy and the songs he sung beneath the prairie moon

Arranged By – Mrs. Carl T. Sprague. Arranged By, Vocals, Guitar – Carl T. Engineer – Bill Butler (9). Liner Notes – Chris Comber. Producer – Juergen Feuss, Richard A. Weize. Recorded in Bryan, TX. Tracks A5, A6, B1, B3 recorded 2 March 1972.

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Carl Tyler Sprague was born on May 10, 1895 on his grandfather's farm near the town of Manvel, Texas in northern Brazoria County near Houston. William T. Sprague Sr. was a native of Massachusetts and a Union Army veteran who struck out for the west in the years after the Civil War. Sprague's father, William J. was born in Illinois and moved, with William Sr. to Iowa where he met Carl's mother Libby. The family was in Kansas in 1878 where a sister to William J. Irena Maud, was born. Any evidence that he sang cowboy songs for the entertainment of others prior to his enrollment in college has not surfaced. However as was the case in his later years he probably sang in church and other group gatherings. He seems to have languished in the academic field, having only attained the status of sophomore by 1917.