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Cowboy & Don Juan
Cowboy & Don Juan formed in Los Angeles in the mid-1990s. Their debut album, 'The Birth of the Electric Guitar,' came out in 1997. They've released several...
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Cowboy & Don Juan formed in Los Angeles in the mid-1990s. Their debut album, 'The Birth of the Electric Guitar,' came out in 1997. They've released several albums since, including 'Wake Up!' in 1999 and 'Black Magic' in 2016.
Don Juan left the band in 2004, leaving Cowboy as the frontman. The group has continued with a lineup that includes Jesse Griffin on guitar, Sam Williams on bass, and Ethan Willis on drums. Songs like 'Ei' and 'Estou Só' are part of their catalog.
Their lyrics have sometimes drawn attention for touching on topics like religion and politics. In 2001, they were involved in a legal dispute over a song that was said to borrow from another artist's work.
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