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| | Waddie Mitchell, That No Quit Attitude,Waddie Mitchell Live, A Prairie Portrait |
 | | In April, 2001, the Oklahoma City based Cowboy Hall of Fame / National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum presented Waddie with the coveted “Wrangler” bronze statue for his participation in the “Outstanding Traditional Western Album” of the year. |
 | | From his earliest days on the remote Nevada ranches where his father worked, Waddie was immersed in the cowboy way of entertaining, the art of spinnin’ tales in rhyme and meter that came to be called cowboy poetry, a Western tradition that is as rich as the lifestyle that gave birth to it. |
 | | Within his stories, told in a voice that is timeless and familiar, are the common bonds we all share, moments both grand and commonplace, the humorous and the tragic, the life and death struggles and triumphs that we each recognize. |
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