Music Videos of Kung Fu Cowboy
Music Videos
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"Use Me"
Performed LIVE at Kulak's Woodshed in North Hollywood, California after saying, "Goodbye," to his kids. They never visited him again...
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"Scorpion Resurrection"
Performed LIVE at Kulak's Woodshed in North Hollywood, California. Kung Fu Cowboy explains he wrote this song for the title movie soundtrack song for, Kung Fu Cowboy: Rock & Roll Movie 1.
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"Black Hills Ride"
Filmed near his Lancaster home in the high desert, Coyote spent several months exploring the sandy terrain and experimenting with his iPhone 11 camera and Zhiyun gimbal.
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"Flintridge Fire"
More experimentation with his Zhiyun gimbal and editing in his phone with LumaFusion app. This song was recorded without any electronic instruments as a tribute to his Spanish Classical music heritage he loved as child.
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"Cinco de Mayo"
This is a shortened song version of "Flintridge Fire" that is also a shortened version of the "Flintridge Fire" music video. This song gets a lot of airplay each year around "Cinco de Mayo."
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"The End The Horizon"
Richard Del Connor decided to plan out and shoot a music video for this song with some preplanned shot lists. His FIRST traditional style music video since the REO Speedwagon music videos in 1985 and 1986.
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"Don't Push Me"
Richard Del Connor also planned this video to promote the second album by Kung Fu Cowboy, Second Resurrection on Shaolin Records. This video was a little nervous, alone in the desert, climbing in the rocks with the rattlesnakes.