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Chancey Williams has been making country music – the genuine cowboy kind – for the last 15 years. But his new release is the first time he’s penned a tribute to his Uncle Don, who he told C&I is the best cowboy he knows.
In a call from his place in Wyoming, Williams described his uncle, his father and his grandfather as cowboys who got things done the old-fashioned way: herding sheep, riding bareback, working horses, and understanding how a horse thinks.
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“You’ve heard stories about horse whisperers, but in my eyes, they are the horse whisperers. There’s some sort of magic there,” Williams said. “Their fear of horses is zero. And that’s probably what makes ‘em as cowboy as they are.”