Texas is full of lore, legends, and ghost stories. The legend of the Ghost Riders is by far the saddest, most evil, and not to mention, the most famous one.

Winner of the 2015 New Mexico-Arizona Book Awards for Arizona Biography! In Death Valley National Monument, 1947, a handsome young park ranger idly plucks his guitar, writes a cowboy song, and strikes gold. This is the true story of Stan Jones, now told in full for the first time. His great song \"Ghost Riders in the Sky,\" continues to have a life of its own, performed all around the world in ever-changing musical modes, still casting an eerie spell over listeners today. Winner of the 2015 New Mexico-Arizona Book Awards for Arizona Biography!In Death Valley National Monument, 1947, a handsome young park ranger idly plucks his guitar, writes a cowboy song, and strikes gold. This is the true story of Stan Jones, now told in full for the first time. His great song \"Ghost Riders in the Sky,\" continues to have a life of its own, performed all around the world in ever-changing musical modes, still casting an eerie spell over listeners today.

Pioneering musician was known for 1962 hit Misirlou, the theme from Pulp Fiction

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Stampede Mesa Somewhere in West Texas, there is a real place called Stampede Mesa. It is situated east of Lubbock, along the Blanco River on a private ranch. There is a ghost story attached to thi…

A ghost was the imprint of the soul of a once-living wizard or witch, and as such, a type of spirit.[6] These fleshless spirits were either afraid of death or had some extraordinarily strong connection to the locations they haunt.[7] Ghosts were visible, and appeared as a greyish-silver apparition of their former (living) selves. However, they were unable to have much physical influence; they passed through solid objects without damaging themselves or the material, but created disturbances in wa