Ronald never had much interest in music or writing. Then, at the start of his retirement, something happened; he was inspired. It was as though the ‘Cowboy Angel’ had struck him over the head. His vision of life came alive; he knew that he must express his unique perspective in song. ‘Cowboy Angel’ was the subject of one his first works. He has written over 75 songs in the past three years.

His colorful life has helped to mold the texture of his songs. Ronald’s experiences have heightened his sensitivity to sorrow and joy, understanding and forgiveness, and all of the human emotions that make up, in his words, “This rodeo we call life.”

Ronald Harrington

Songwriter Ronald Harrington has led a hard scrabbled life—from barkeep to bookie, to entrepreneur, Atlantic City gambler, and limo company owner.

An avid sportsman and fan, Ronald never had much interest in music or writing. Then, at the start of his retirement, something happened; he was inspired. It was as though the ‘Cowboy Angel’ had struck him over the head. His vision of life came alive; he knew that he must express his unique perspective in song. ‘Cowboy Angel’ was the subject of one his first works. He has written over 75 songs in the past three years.

His colorful life has helped to mold the texture of his songs. Ronald’s experiences have heightened his sensitivity to sorrow and joy, understanding and forgiveness, and all of the human emotions that make up, in his words, “This rodeo we call life.”