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Twenty-four years ago today (Feb. 5, 2000), the Chicks (then the Dixie Chicks) rode straight to No. 1 with their single "Cowboy, Take Me Away." The tune, from the Chicks' multi-platinum 1999 ...

The way Pearce sings "Cowboy take me away / Fly this girl as high as you can / Into the wild blue..." in the first chorus sounds like a quiet vow between long-time partners. "Cowboy Take Me Away ...

Shorr has re-recorded the Chicks' "Cowboy Take Me Away," which gave them a No. 1 hit when they released it as the second single from their sophomore major-label album, Fly, in 1999. Their original ...

But of all their hits, their signature song is “Cowboy Take Me Away,” a romantic ballad about escaping to the country with a lover. The track was released on their much-lauded sophomore album ...

From the 1999 record 'Fly,' the Dixie Chicks' 'Cowboy Take Me Away' video takes us back to bobbed haircuts and three blonde Chicks early in their career. The video preserves a bit of the '90s ...

Complete with an impressive violin solo by Camille Falkner, “Cowboy Take Me Away” is the most explicitly rootsy offering to date from the trio of folk/indie-leaning singer-songwriters and ...

Kalie Shorr, one of country music’s most acclaimed young singers, was only 5 when the Dixie Chicks‘ blockbuster “Fly” album came out — a first musical love that eventually led to a ...

“Cowboy Take Me Away” is a modern classic – steeped in the overwhelming high of falling in love. It is essential listening from the Dixie Chicks. The tune is off of the second major-label ...

On Friday’s episode of “The Kelly Clarkson Show,” the host belted out the band’s 1999 single “Cowboy Take Me Away.” As has been the case with all of her recent “Kellyoke” covers ...

which is where I found the violin and banjo-laden “Cowboy Take Me Away” from 1999’s Fly. The song makes it clear why the Dixie Chicks were so commercially popular. With a quiet opening that ...

And this past weekend, three of more of their peers took on “Cowboy Take Me Away,” one of the singles from Fly. The Boygenius take on “Cowboy Take Me Away” is as slow and stripped-back and ...