Your Go-To Country Party Band!
National Act vibes right here in the Great State 48 of Arizona!
Cowboy-D is your go-to country music event party band located right in the heart of Arizona. We pride ourselves in making any event fun, danceable and memorable! With a heap of classic country, a hearty serving of newer country and a healthy side of classic rock for flavor, Cowboy-D can turn your wedding, corporate event or venue into a Honky Tonk Haven!! So, getchyer favorite cowboy or cowgirl hats. Getchyer favorite boots on and get to the nearest Cowboy-D show coming to a town near you! Check out who's in Cowboy-D below!
Cowboy-D Himself Dale Malleck
Guitar/Lead Vocals/Foreman
Former Nashville artist and male exotic dancer in the 55+ community. Forced to retire (from dancing) due to lack of interest.....
Still plays music to fuel his golf addiction!
Will consider partial nudity but, NOT willing to take off the hat.....
(Double R) Raymond Raye
Guitar/Banjo/Mando/Harp/Vocals
Whip Cracking Wiseacre from the depths of Impropriety! Loves whiskey, music and spinning yarns!
Raymond has honed his craft by sharing the stage, touring and studying with such diverse acts as Nazareth, Testament, System Of A Down, Linkin Park, Reverend Horton Heat and Machine Head among many others (just ask him). He loves everything from heavy blues to heavy metal. Passionate about roots and outlaw country. Raymond has been helping spread the gospel of Cowboy-D with his musical stylings of fire and brimstone! Hallelujah and Amen!
Brian Cramer
Drums, percussion and concussions
Brian started his musical journey as a harmonica player until his parents begged him to make a lot of noise and become a drummer. He then flew to Australia to learn how to bang like the aborigines in the wild. After a few years he came back to the states to audition to be the drummer for Spinal Tap, which he didn’t get. He also tried out for Led Zeppelin, Styx, and Yes, which he didn’t get either. Finally the Cowboy D band took pity on him and let him audition. Showing a complete lack of timing and chops the Cowboy D band hired him to be a roady, and then he slowly worked his way to the drum set.
