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"Jed Asbury takes on a false identity to claim a ranch but finds trouble when a "relative" shows up with the same purpose in mind."@en
"Riding for the Brand : Jed Asbury assumes a dead man's identity, hoping to cash in his big homestead and a comfortable life in the Old West. McQueen of the Tumbling K : McQueen, foreman of the Tumbling K Ranch must fight a ruthless gang of outlaws to save himself, the ranch and it's beautiful owner. Law of the Desert Born : Shad Marone is a framed gunfighter who, in self defense killed the wrong man, the sheriff's brother. Now he is on the run and must outwit his ruthless trackers."@en
"#1: Jed Asbury assumes a dead man's identity, hoping to cash in his big homestead and a comfortable life in the Old West. #2: McQueen, foreman of the Tumbling K Ranch, must fight a ruthless gang of outlaws to save himself, the ranch and it's beautiful owner. #3: Shad Marone is a framed gunfighter who, in self defense killed the wrong man, the sheriff's brother. Now he is on the run and must outwit his ruthless trackers."@en
"Riding for the Brand: Jed Asbury assumes a dead man's identity, hoping to cash in his big homestead and a comfortable life in the Old West."
"Fully-dramatized presentation of the story depicting the heroic efforts of Jed Asbury and Tony as they fight to save the Casa Grande Ranch and the honor of its rightful owner, Carol Arden."
""Willie Nelson narrates the gripping story of Jed Asbury and Tony brilliantly played by Kristofferson and Cash as they battle to save the honor of the Casa Grande Ranch and its rightful owner, the lovely Carol Arden. Waylon Jennings adds his unique charisma as Henry Strykes, sidekick to the conniving Walt Seever"--Container."
"Jed Asbury assumes a dead man's identity, hoping to cash in his homestead and comfortable life in the West."
"A man left for dead comes upon several people murdered in cold blood, and he decides he will pretend to be the dead man in order to get a huge ranch that turns out to be more trouble than windfall when a rough relative shows up with his own claim."@en
"A man's murder gives Jed Asbury a chance for a new life and a very special pair of six-shooters with which to earn it."
"The open West was a land where wanderers could find themselves a home--a home to fight for, to be changed by, sometimes to die for. Jed Ashbury was one such journeyman, taking on the identity of a dead man. Allen Ring was another: he'd won his plot of land in a card game only to find he had to win again with a gun. From a has-been boxer to a ranch hand taking on his bosses' troubles, the characters in these classic Louis L'Amour short stories are all "riding for the brand"; staying loyal to what matters, staking the West with their courage and their blood."
"Jed Asbury takes on a false identity to claim a ranch but finds trouble when a "relative" shows up with the same purpose in mind. Includes incidental music and sound effects."@en
"Jed Asbury poses as the murdered Michael Latch and attempts to claim Latch's ranch as his own."@en

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"Short stories"@en
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"Western stories"
"Western stories"@en
"Fiction"
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"Riding for the Brand [sound recording]"
"Riding For the Brand"
"Riding for the brand"
"Riding for the brand"@en
"Riding For The Brand"@en
"Riding for the Brand"@en
"Riding for the brand and other selected L'Amour stories"
"Louis L'Amour 16 best selling stories"
"Riding for the brand ; [and other stories]"@en
"Riding for theBrand"

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