singing cowboy
The 'singing cowboy' is a cultural icon, blending Western music and cowboy imagery, popularized in mid-20th century American entertainment.
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Definition
B2Western Films and Music
(historical, cultural)A performer in Western films or music who combines the roles of a cowboy and a singer, often characterized by Western attire and musical performances.
Example
- Gene Autry was one of the most famous singing cowboys in Hollywood.
- The singing cowboy would often serenade the audience with ballads about life on the range.
B2Entertainment
(historical, cultural)A cultural icon popular in mid-20th century American entertainment, embodying the persona of a cowboy and engaging in musical performances, often with a guitar.
Example
- The singing cowboy became a beloved figure in radio shows and B-movies of the 1930s and 1940s.
- Roy Rogers was known for his role as a singing cowboy, captivating audiences with his songs and heroic acts.
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