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The long-forgotten western diaries of Owen Wister, author of The Virginian, contribute an interesting bit to the history of one of the best-known American cowboy songs-one usually titled "Whoopee Ti Yi Yo, Git Along, Little Dogies"-and indicate that more than three-quarters of a century ago Texas cowpunchers were familiar with this lyrical description of life on the cattle trail.
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printed song collections, little old sod shanty, great grandad, western folksongs, railroad corral, zebra dun, big corral, strawberry roan, little dogies, ballad hunter, song folio, cowboy songs, horse wrangler, cowboy poet, western songs, cowboy life
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New York, Badger Clark, Owen Wister, Uncle Sam, Miles City, Night-Herding Song, Saturday Evening Post, The Little Old Sod Shanty, Curley Fletcher, New Mexico, Will Croft Barnes, Harry Stephens, South Dakota, The Lonesome Cowboy, United States, Frank Dobie, John Lomax, Singing Cowboy, Teddy Blue, Bill Simon, Frank Luther, Kid White, Romaine Lowdermilk, Arizona Republic, Chisholm Trail
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