Mixin' Misery & Skiin' - Heinsian Skiboy in Western Music

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GARY HEINS uses skiing as a crutch. With "ski-puns ablazin'," fifty songs remade of Strait, Haggard, Jones, more. See skiing treated as hard ranch-work, with hard drinking, unrequited love, money problems, and the rest.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Gary Heins

Destined to be a cowboy, GARY HEINS had his dilapidated hat confiscated by age 4, which diverted him to be a skier meantime instead. As a skier, he realized he had a knack for teaching skiing. During the off-seasons from skiing, he got his hat back and started wrangling and cowboying like he'd been destined, using his skiing and teaching skills to help himself learn horsemanship. Pretty soon, with his ski-teaching and horsemanship skills, he found he had a knack for not getting kicked or bitten by all the strange dangerous women he met on the barroom dance floors. Ultimately, he's the best darn ski instructor and dance teacher you'll ever encounter--but, oh, do status-quo politics try to block him! So Gary's main books deal with Downhill Skiing and Western Swing dancing: he shows you how absolutely easy these fun activities can be, while spilling the beans on the Status-Quo that's hell-bent on dumbing down the masses and not... Read more

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