That Hartman palomino gallops on for Poco and its fans From: Oakland Tribune | Date: August 6, 2004| Author: Tom Lanham - CONTRIBUTOR | Copyright 2004 Oakland Tribune. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

PAUL Cotton was in the middle of packing last week, boxing up all of his belongings for an upcoming move from Florida to Nashville -- his third-time's-the-charm stab at Music Row, he says.

But one item he handled with kid gloves, a prized possession always afforded prime mantle space wherever its owner resides: The original line-sketched painting of a galloping palomino that first adorned the cover of "Legend," the multiplatinum 1978 breakthrough from Cotton's country-rock combo, Poco...

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