The Old West (Part 2): Hanging With William Bonney and David Crockett Obviously they didn't hang out together. Billy the Kid was an Arizona outlaw, Davy was a U.S. House representative from Tennessee...and an American hero who perished at the Alamo. Plus the Kid was born 23 years after Crockett died. You may call this pairing creative license.
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REQ:Request
BED:Bed
NEW:New Release
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Background music, in order: (1-2) Bob Dylan - "Billy 1," "Final Theme " ("Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid (Original Soundtrack Recording)," Columbia (US) / CBS (UK)) 1973) (3) Copland - Leonard Bernstein, New York Philharmonic - "Billy The Kid (Ballet Suite): The Open Prairie," ("Billy the Kid / Rodeo," Columbia (US) 1960) / Philips (UK) (4) Bob Dylan - "Cantina Theme (Workin' For The Law)" ("Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid (Original Soundtrack Recording)," Columbia (US) / CBS (UK) 1973 (5-6) Dimitri Tiomkin - "Main Title," "Cantina Music / "Here's To The Ladies"" ("The Alamo," Columbia (US) / Philips (UK 1960) (7-8) Copland - Leonard Bernstein, New York Philharmonic - "Billy The Kid (Ballet Suite): "Gun Battle," "Billy's Death" ("Billy the Kid / Rodeo," Columbia (US)) / Philips (UK) 1960)
Oh cripes! This is the SHOW of ERRORS...and this one hurt. I spoke of "Billy 4" from the 1973 soundtrack LP by Bob Dylan, "Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid"...which I actually meant to play. Instead, I played a different song that I thought of as optional (it did refer to Billy): "She's Your Lover Now," a rarity by Dylan from 1966, dumped from the "Blonde on Blonde" album. If you live by the gun, kill me now.
