- Timber Trail
- Ridin’ Down the Canyon
- Pal O’ Mine
- I Ride an Old Paint
- I’ve Got Spurs (That Jingle)
- The Trail to Mexico
- Blue Prairie
- The Wild West Is Where I Wanna Be
- Tulsa Time/Deep in the Heart of Texas
- Lyndon Has a Bear Hug on Dallas
- (Take Me Back to My) Boots and Saddles
- Song of the Bandit
- Philidalphea Lawyer
- I’m an Old Cowhand
- Sioux Indians
- My Saddle Pal and I
Released by Don McLean Records in 2003. “Some albums are labors of love, others works of art. In returning to the western music which fired the imagination of his youth, Don McLean has clearly, beautifully, crafted a work of love and a work of art as well, spanning the spectrum of western music.” Ranger Doug, Riders in the Sky This album is dedicated to the memory of Neal Matthews and Duane West These were their last studio sessions. “My Saddle Pal and I” was recorded at the wrap party for the “Chain Lightning” album. Recording made on the spur of the moment, all quite drunk.
“This is an excellent Don McLean album, as good as the best of the 1970s. (Rated 5 out of 5)”
The current average rating for this album is completely false. This is a great album. Undoubtedly Don's best effort in 20 years. (Rated 5 out of 5)
We love him drunk or sober! (Rated 5 out of 5)
The songs aren't familiar to me but the overall sound and atmosphere of this album makes it one of Don's best releases for many years. (Rated 5 out of 5)
“Outstanding collection, very well done. Pal O' Mine is the best thing Don's recorded in years. (Rated 5 out of 5)”