All My Friends Are Cowboys

A Celebration of the American Cowboy

1998•1h 0m

Music

All My Friends Are Cowboys is a musical play based on the formative years of Kelly C. Crabb, who worked on a livestock farm in Utah before becoming an author and entertainment lawyer. The show was produced for television by PBS, and featured performances by Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash, Wilford Brimley, Joe Diffie and (in his final taped appearance) Roy Rogers.

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Cast

Johnny Cash

Johnny

June Carter Cash

June

Wilford Brimley

Charlie

Joe Diffie

Mike

Ty England

Bill

Waddie Mitchell

Narrator

Kristen Zang

Jenny

Roy Rogers

Self

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