Claude King and Tillman Franks have been friends for over 60 years. They have sung together, worked together and traveled together. Their wives, Barbara and Virginia are cousins. Their children were raised a block apart. They are family. Claude and Tillman teamed together in the early 1960's when Claude had the hit "Wolvertan Mountain". A few years back, Tillman and Claude became neighbors in south Shreveport. The duo was together again.

A song came across Tillman's desk entitled, "Cowboy in the White House". Tillman knew it had great potential, but was not sure if he wanted to commit to the time and work to get it done. Tillman played the song for Claude. Claude heard the words of the song and believed in the message. Claude and Tillman became partners once again committing to getting a patriotic message out to America.

The song is a powerful message of a singular man in our White House that needs the support of Americans. We live in a day of terrorism and violence. We are in the midst of a war like no other in history. The song calls us to support our President, our leader and a true Cowboy!