Cowboy Troy
Cowboy Troy is the stage name of Troy Coleman, who came up in Lakeland, Florida. He moved to Nashville in the early 2000s. His debut album 'Loco Motive' came...
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Cowboy Troy is the stage name of Troy Coleman, who came up in Lakeland, Florida. He moved to Nashville in the early 2000s. His debut album 'Loco Motive' came out in 2005 and included the track 'Ain't Broke Yet' with Big & Rich.
That song became his most recognizable hit. Other songs like 'Buffalo Stampede' and 'Crick In My Neck' show his style, which mixes country with other sounds. He followed up with albums like 'Black in the Saddle' in 2007 and 'I Am Country' in 2010.
He worked with other artists, including James Otto on 'Beast On The Mic'. His music often deals with everyday topics. He kept recording into the 2010s, putting out 'Demolition Mission' in 2014.
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