The Seventh Man - FULL Audio Book by Max Brand - Cowboy & Western Fiction

The Seventh Man - FULL Audio Book by Max Brand - Cowboy & Western Fiction
- The Seventh Man by Max Brand, tells part of the story of the larger-than-life western character, Dan Barry, known as "Whistling Dan," and his alter-ego companions, Black Bart, the wolf-dog, and Satan, the indomitable black stallion. It's also the story of Kate Cumberland and the incredible five-year-old daughter of Kate and Dan, Joan. We first see Dan as a gentle, caring man with a deep sense of fairness. But then, after six years of a peaceful life in their mountain cabin Dan, more feral than human, sets out to revenge an injustice by killing seven men. Ultimately, it is his devotion to his daughter and Kate's love for the child that brings about the climax of the tale. (Summary by Robert Keiper)
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Chapter listing and chapter length:
01 - Spring -- 00:16:02
02 - Grey Molly -- 00:09:52
03 - Battle -- 00:10:22
04 - King Hol -- 00:17:38
05 - The Fight -- 00:08:11
06 - The Rifle -- 00:12:33
07 - Joan Disobeys -- 00:11:54
08 - Discipline -- 00:11:03
09 - The Long Arm of the Law -- 00:13:59
10 - One Trail Ends -- 00:09:42
11 - A New Trail Begins -- 00:10:49
12 - The Crisis -- 00:16:57
13 - Equal Payment -- 00:10:12
14 - Suspense -- 00:09:21
15 - Seven for One -- 00:09:28
16 - Man-Hunting -- 00:10:37
17 - The Second Man -- 00:10:56
18 - Concerning the Strength of Women -- 00:12:33
19 - The Venture -- 00:11:48
20 - Discipline -- 00:13:37
21 - The Acid Test -- 00:10:24
22 - The Fifth Man -- 00:17:34
23 - Bad News -- 00:10:21
24 - The Music -- 00:13:28
25 - The Battle -- 00:12:53
26 - The Test -- 00:10:56
27 - The Sixth Man -- 00:11:47
28 - The Blood of the Father -- 00:09:51
29 - Billy the Clerk -- 00:16:00
30 - The Morgan Hills -- 00:11:45
31 - The Trap -- 00:11:41
32 - Relays -- 00:10:26
33 - The Jump -- 00:11:52
34 - The Warning -- 00:10:14
35 - The Asper -- 00:10:15
36 - The Empty Cave -- 00:10:44
37 - Ben Swann -- 00:11:00
38 - The New Alliance -- 00:11:12
39 - Victory -- 00:10:48
40 - The Failure -- 00:12:25
41 - The Wild Geese -- 00:11:14
Read by Robert Keiper
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[@jackhammer111]

I want to know what other titles this reader has done. He's terrific.

[@jay-xv9cz]

This reader though is good

[@jay-xv9cz]

I'm gonna comment.. now, this I can listen to

[@nickeats88]

Absolutely worth a listen. The action was awesome, characters were greatly written. Wish I could forget it all and listen again for the first time.

[@annsmith9671]

Happy anniversary 🎂 first published 1921 100 years old What a great western and so well read I loved listening to this book Thanks for the upload

[@3tvet]

This series in order. The Untamed, The Night horseman, The Seventh man, Dan Barrys Daughter.

[@Savetheworldfirebidennow]

I’ll be looking for more audiobooks with this guy reading. What a great storyteller!!! Superior voices !!

[@normanCabral1]

Loved the narration, perfect for a western.

[@inspectorlovecraft6534]

Ahh this story is amazing. Whistling Dan is such a well written character

[@haroldkendra7283]

Great narration of a cast of characters: child, women, various aged and individual personas of men. Thank you for taking on such a great Western novel!

[@jolujo5842]

I absolutely loved this tale! 👍👍👍👍👍Max Brand

[@corporatehippy]

This is one of, if not the best, westerns I've ever read or heard. And the narration is absolutely outstanding!!!

[@melonmax6697]

Totally love that story,wish there are more of audio western novels just like this ,and thanks so much for sharing.

[@JackFrost-ps2kt]

Try, Man called Trent

[@audiobookfull8]

Try this one - The Long Shadow: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaTEfXuEp9JlgZY

[@bertoflores5046]

Most excellent story and reading!

[@billmahan6123]

WOW what a finish to Dan. Didn't expect that at all. Wonderful book thank you

[@dancenter5885]

This is an amazingly good reading! You never know what quality to expect on these LibriVox free narrations/ This guy is better than many so called professionals. Keep up the great work Robert!

[@geoffwalters6055]

I have to agree. Of all the libravox ive listened to, Roberts reading has been the absolute best heard. Im sure the motherly female English accent works for some books but not a Western. He fits Western and reads smoothly and flawlessly. His accents and inflection held me all the way. His tone changes and pace is wonderful. I read a comment by one reader calling him a nerd. That commenter made a fool of himself and was an embarrassment to himself without even knowing it

[@rosehegi7238]

Wonderful book; wonderful reading•

[@cotytennis2565]

Thank you for reading books for us your voice is ideal for reading

[@akathecops]

Love the reader. Has the voice of my uncle don. Smooth and honest. Took me back to my youth and an innocent time.

[@Tonyblaine73]

Very well done for sure.

[@manofmeansbynomeans8659]

Best narrator librivox has used yet

[@elgato9534]

there's a couple of other excellent readers . sorry I can't remember the names. they read heart of darkness the cask of amontillado and wherein lies the Wub. true artists

[@bosshoss69lee]

This needs more attention ❤

[@JamesA-tf8bp]

Great story and even better teller

[@brucec2635]

My first western audio. Great!! How did I miss this. Very enjoyable.

[@billygoat520]

A great story.

[@tehspinstee]

Awesome awesome story . I would day dream about having his wolf dog Bart and his horse Satin. What a good story

[@christopherparks9148]

Named after Black Bart who was a notorious stage coach robber and good story also.

[@guywoodham699]

Brilliant reading

[@howardmanley3388]

Thx for the reviews made me want to listen to this story! ( nothing like hearing a good yarn )

[@raythornton8578]

My grandfather was a silver star recipient in the Korean War, and belonged to the western book of the month club. He would love this channel. Thanks.

[@jasonkolo]

Great reading.

[@upfront0812]

I loved it. So kind of you. With Gratitude.

[@GreatestAudioBooks]

upfront MK Thank you

[@pehtrirem9528]

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[@jameswood9556]

I underatand under his various psuedonynms I understand he wrote a book every ten days, (May 29, 1892 - May 12, 1944) was an American writer known primarily for his Western stories using the pseudonym Max Brand. He (as Max Brand) also created the popular fictional character of young medical intern Dr. James Kildare for a series of pulp fiction stories.[1] His Kildare character was subsequently featured over several decades in other media, including a series of American theatrical movies by Paramount Pictures and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM),[2] a radio series,[3] two television series,[4][5] and comics.[6][7] Faust's other pseudonyms include George Owen Baxter, Evan Evans, George Evans, Peter Dawson, David Manning, John Frederick, Peter Morland, George Challis, Peter Ward, Frederick Faust and Frederick Frost. As George Challis, Faust wrote the "Tizzo the Firebrand" series for Argosy magazine. The Tizzo saga was a series of historical swashbuckler stories, featuring the titular warrior, set in Renaissance Italy.[8]

[@jackhammer111]

not of this length

[@thetradingpost3596]

I Dont normally listen to individual reading with the audiobooks,I prefer the full cast type,this reading was an exception,its better than any professional reading I have tried,I usually suffer them for a few minutes then try another but this one is really very good ,thanks for your time,you should be looking at doing it professionally..great audiobook top reading.

[@gussyguss1111]

Great story

[@jolujo5842]

What man wouldn't give anything to have two faithful companions such as the magnificent horse Satan and the genius wolf dog Black Bart. ❤

[@mrsscottdaniels]

I really enjoyed how he just seemed to nail the voices!

[@jakem.1587]

He sounds like my fishing Captain.

[@SisterRose64055]

At 2:hrs 4 min I bawled

[@jay-xv9cz]

Now this i can listen to

[@richardhogle4233]

Awesome book

[@danielhumbard1712]

well worth listening to I really enjoyed it great job

[@frederiklestermann2859]

Excellently read,

[@AleadaA]

I loved it very exciting andI learned more about the west from this story.

[@richhutchins1342]

Really enjoyed listening late in the evening when having trouble sleeping

[@dieselpower0169]

I love this book

[@muftydog]

Very well read.

[@stevezelen6652]

Whistling Dan great tale !!

[@denniswaters5026]

Listen to this if you like westerns..its one of the best..but be sure to listen to them in ORDER. This is NOT the first book.

[@carlabunn1134]

Dennis Waters , what is the first book ?

[@357Dejavu]

Hmm... please do enlighten me. I was under the impression this was the first one.

[@a.marvincausey5352]

Very helpful comment.

[@matthewbentley6908]

Great story what an ending

[@justinmorales5539]

Great ol’ western adventures........to be thought of in wonder when thinking of how lives were lived a hundred sum years back....🤔

[@darren415]

Nice

[@sharkbite5744]

Judging by the comments I'm gonna give this a whirl.

[@mjaster]

It is an interesting story when the main hero is also a character that needs to die in the end, and the reader accepts it. He dies while you still like him.

[@chronicawareness9986]

I swear i hear dale from king of the hill

[@stevebopp9505]

This is a second book, the first is The untamed. Is there a third book? Is this the third book? I hope someone has an answer. Good books are hard to find.

[@3tvet]

This is the 3rd book. The second is the "Night Horseman".

[@stevebopp9505]

Thank you. I didn't find the "Night Horsemen "

[@3tvet]

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[@bloodtrocuted6]

Anyone know about what year this story is meant to take place?

[@GeographyCzar]

I’d say about 1890 maybe earlier.

[@mjaster]

The clue is that telephones were fairly new in California towns. the 1890 answer may be close, could be 1900. The answer would be combing through historical records of when those towns listed all had phones in their stores or sheriff's office.

[@thetradingpost3596]

while I think of it have you done anymore??

[@cashieterrell]

Back when a man's word would do.. When an honest account was gospel and when men no matter they're size were somehow equalized by the big iron that hung on they're hip...

[@markhall9412]

Reading by Robert Keiper @ 54 56 minutes tu go thanz

[@johnnicholas1488]

Would make a great musical comedy.

[@GoldenGate003]

03:27:00

[@prolad8151]

2:00:00

[@prolad8151]

2:19:00

[@prolad8151]

2:30:00

[@nancygorham5908]

Listening 16, October 2023

[@RebelRob34]

Lamour book?

[@krispeterson1021]

Max brand

[@nomikopp387]

Such a horrible ending. What consequences did Kate's action have in her daughter? Also, what was Dan's intention in the end? Witnessing the wedding seemed to have a profound effect on him, & I suspect Kate "jumped the gun". Terribly sad.

[@ernestoherrera2755]

I agree with you he could not raise a finger told her but yes she shot him what an asshole

[@joshgravitt7964]

The next book is called Dan Barry’s daughter

[@jameswerness9127]

Right?? Wading through countless comments praising the character details and story as a whole (all valid) I thought I was the only one who despised Kate's actions and selfishness over her daughter's happiness. Unforgivable

[@markhall9412]

yeah! not one inch................so there🙄

[@Billthebaker420]

The story gets lost with all the descriptions of everything unrelated. 👎

[@sunnyjoelandry3971]

Great book. Shame that the narrator has a self-confidence problem and has to remind you of his name every chapter. But he is a decent narrator that he doesn't stumble over the words and you hear a bunch of breathing like some of the other narrators. If he just wouldn't tell you his name every single chapter and have a little self-confidence it would be better.

[@southwestbackpack]

inflection is very badly placed. I wish Val Kilmer would have read this

[@doehunter3344]

southwestbackpack who is val Kilmer? I don't think a females voice would work....

[@cynk956]

@@doehunter3344 Are you serious?! You don't know who Val Kilmer is?! Wow!

[@One.Disgruntled.American]

@@doehunter3344 doc holiday in the movie tombstone

[@southwestbackpack]

infection is very poorly placed. It's all over the place and totally confuses the incredible story. I wish Val Kilmer had read this

[@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtz]

Dude it's Librivox. Just be glad the mere memory of his voice doesn't make you scream in your sleep.

[@bobfortune8411]

inflection.......subtle.....

[@sage1682]

Need Wayne June to read this instead of this nerd

[@edjohnson6267]

Great story