- A1: Timber Trail
- A2: The Trail To Mexico
- A3: Ridin' Down The Canyon
- A4: Blue Prairie
- A5: The Wild West Is Where I Wanna Be
- A6: Pal O' Mine
- A7: I Ride An Old Paint
- A8: I've Got Spurs (That Jingle)
- B1: Tulsa Time/Deep In The Heart Of Texas
- B2: Philadelphia Lawyer
- B3: Lyndon Has A Bear Hug On Dallas
- B4: I'm An Old Cowhand
- B5: Sioux Indians
- B6: (Take Me Back To My) Boots And Saddles
- B7: Song Of The Bandit
- B8: My Saddle Pal And I
Don McLean's The Western Album is a 1973 release blends folk, rock, and country influences. The album features McLean's storytelling style, exploring themes like love, loss, and Americana, with a focus on Western imagery. It includes tracks like "The Good Old American Dream" and "The Legend of Andrew McCrew. The Western album remains notable for its introspective lyrics and rich sound.








































