1993. Audio Renaissance Tapes
Written By Max Brand

Read By Barry Corbin

As he rode into Dunphyville, Dan Harrigan noted the broken windows, smashed doors, collapsing verandas. The blacksmith's shop had been set on fire, the saloon wrecked, and the general store shot up. He nodded knowingly. There were only a dozen buildings in this small town, but they all bore the mark of Angus "Black" MacTee. Dan Harrigan and Angus MacTee were friends and partners once, but their mutual love for pretty Kate Malone had turned them into mortal enemies. Forced to join together in a grim fight to save Kate's life, both men turned their rage on each other - and a tornado couldn't have done more damage!

"Barry Corbin is a Max Brand hero incarnate. His reading is so easy to listen to you don't want these short stories to end.
Craven outlaws, bloodthirsty bandits and, of course, beautiful women are all portrayed equally well in Corbin's resonant voice. Character accents and genders are easily identified."
- S.C.A. AudioFile Magazine, March 1996.

"Listeners who enjoy the nearly lost art of storytelling will treasure this collection of Max Brand stories written in the 1930's. Perhaps a generation of new listeners, especially young adults, will also get to know these classics.
Actor Barry Corbin is the perfect reader for the material. He has a tough gravelly voice, and his delivery and pacing lure the listener into the atmosphere of the turn-of-the-century West of bloodthirsty bandits, brave cowboys and beautiful women."
- B.V. AudioFile Magazine, March 1996.