Look At You Girl / Little Long-Haired Outlaw

Released in the early 1980s, this 7-inch single captures the transition of Chris LeDoux from his roots as a touring rodeo champion to a burgeoning star in the country music industry. LeDoux, who famously funded his early musical efforts by selling his self-produced cassettes out of the back of his truck while competing on the professional rodeo circuit, utilized this release to build upon the authentic Western reputation he had cultivated among grassroots fans.

The tracks reflect the narrative songwriting style that defined LeDoux's catalog, blending rodeo culture with classic country instrumentation. As an independent artist who later signed with Liberty Records, his work was frequently categorized by its dedication to the working cowboy lifestyle, appealing to a loyal audience that appreciated his genuine experience in the arena over the polished pop-country trends that dominated the Nashville charts of the era.