North of the Rio Grande1937

'Lucky' Jenkins:
[introducing Windy to Crowder as a piano player for the saloon] Brought you a new professor - Windy Halliday, known far and wide as a cowboy troubador.

'Windy' Halliday:
[to Windy] This is Ace Crowder. He runs the place.

'Windy' Halliday:
Hi.

'Ace' Crowder:
Professor, ah? [laughs derisively] Looks more like something than crawled out of the bung hole of a beer keg!

'Ace' Crowder:
[to Windy] Can ye play the piana?

'Windy' Halliday:
Shoo, heck, can I play the pi-an-ie? Why up in Deadwood City the cowboys used to call me the Padderhooski of the Weat!

'Ace' Crowder:
[laughs]

'Lucky' Jenkins:
Yeah! Around cowboys he's known as a musician, but around musicians he's known as a cowboy.