Editing Pecos Bill (section)

==Appearances==
[[File:WallyBoagPecosBill.jpg|thumb|[[Wally Boag]] as Pecos Bill at Disneyland in the 1970s]]
*''[[Melody Time]]'' in 1948, Pecos Bill was the final segment of this Disney animated anthology film. This version of the story serves to explain why coyotes howl at the Moon.
* In the 1995 Disney film [[Tall Tale (film)|''Tall Tale: The Unbelievable Adventures of Pecos Bill'']] portrayed by [[Patrick Swayze]].
*In the story ''The Death of Pecos Bill'', Pecos Bill is in a bar when a so-called city boy walks in with gator-skin shoes and a gator-skin suit, otherwise trying to present himself in the manner of an outlaw cowboy. Pecos Bill found it amusing and laughed himself to death outside.
* Pecos Bill appeared in a 1985 episode of ''[[Tall Tales & Legends]]'' portrayed by [[Steve Guttenberg]].
* Comedian [[Robin Williams]] recorded a children's [[audiobook]] version of the story, with music by [[Ry Cooder]], for Rabbit Ears/[[Windham Hill]], in 1988.
*Pecos Bill appeared in the children's book ''The Great Texas Hamster Drive'' by [[Eric A. Kimmel]].
*[[Harold W. Felton]] authored three books of Pecos Bill tall tales.
*Pecos Bill appears in the [[PBS]] puppet television show ''[[Between the Lions]]'', where he lassos a tornado.
*Slue-Foot Sue is the heroine of [[Laura Frankos]]' sketch "Slue-Foot Sue and the Witch in the Woods", in the comedy-fantasy anthology ''[[Did You Say Chicks?!]]''
*[[Elmo]] played Pecos Bill in his pet [[goldfish]] Dorothy's imagination in [[Sesame Street]] Special 2001 [[direct-to-video]], [[Elmo's World]]: The Wild, Wild West, where [[Travis Tritt]] sings the story of the legendary cowboy.