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A foreword to "Cowboy Fiddler" is presented.

The article presents comments made by several notable people on the book "Cowboy Fiddler." Elmer Kelton recommends the book to readers who like cowboys or country fiddling. William W. Savage Jr. says the book goes farther toward explaining the symbiosis of work and culture in the structure of U.S. rural life than any account one is likely to find. John R. Erickson claims there is no one alive today who is better at horse breaking, horse training, and fiddle playing, and can tell about them better than cowboy and fiddle player Frankie McWhorter.