Cowboy Troy
b. Troy Coleman, 18 December 1970, Victoria, Texas, USA. Blending country and rap into his self-styled "hick-hop" style, 6 feet 5 inches black rapper Cowboy Troy emerged at the start of the new millennium as one of the more unusual figures on the Nashville music scene. He first began performing while studying psychology at the University of Texas, wearing a cowboy hat and rapping over club beats at local club events. After a series of independent releases at the start of the new millennium, his music career began to go places when he became a regular contributor to the MuzikMafia round-table night, a Nashville-based weekly event organised by the country duo Big And Rich (John Rich and Kenny Alphin). His association with the duo strengthened when he began appearing as part of their live show and contributed some memorable moments to their hit 2004 album, Horse Of A Different Color, most notably on the track "Rollin' (The Ballad Of Big & Rich)".
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Albums
- (2007) Hick Chick [featuring Angela Hacker]
- (2007) Hick Chick [Dance Remixes]
- (2007) Black In The Saddle
- (2006) Hook 'em Horns
- (2006) El Tejano
- (2005) If You Don't Wanna Love Me
- (2005) Loco Motive
Top Tracks
- I Play Chicken With The Train [Barn Dance Mix]
- Hick Chick [Dance Mix]
- Buffalo Stampede [Featuring M. Shadows of Avenged Sevenfold]
- Hook 'em Horns (Non-Album Track)
- Hick Chick [featuring Angela Hacker]
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