This 2000 album showcases Wylie and the Wild West's signature blend of traditional country, Western swing, and cowboy music. It captures the band at a prolific point in their career, demonstrating their consistent dedication to authentic American roots sounds.
- "Ridin' The Hi-Line" was released on Rounder Records in October 2000. The album features a collection of original songs penned by Wylie Gustafson. It was recorded in Nashville, Tennessee.
- The Hi-Line is a nickname for northern Montana, where the band's leader Wylie Gustafson grew up. The album's title reflects this deep connection to the artist's roots.
- The album was released during a period of renewed interest in traditional country music, though Wylie and the Wild West had long been proponents of the style.
Wylie and the Wild West is a Montana-based country band. They have released over a dozen albums in a career spanning more than 30 years.
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