Lonesome County Road
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Lonesome County Road
Barry Ward
Flying W Productions 2013
Available - 2
TRACK LIST
1. Roman Nose 3:39
2. A Storm Abrewin' 3:27
3. My Oklahoma Home 2:56
4. Colorado 3:04
5. Freedom in January 2:31
6. The Blizzard 4:05
7. Lonesome County Road 4:29
8. Ghost Chickens in the Sky 3:15
9. Beyond the Western Sky 4:00
10. La Viborron 6:15
11. I Hear Her Calling 4:50
12. White Horse of Glory 4:33
13. Hills of Ireland 4:32
14. The Trail You Ride 3:01
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening With Crossing Borders
Canadian Cowgirl Eli Barsi and Colorado Cowboy Barry Ward
Flmed January 2, 2014
Click this link to view the Concert
Barry Ward was featured in February 2013 during our SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series. What a show!
Click here to enjoy his February 2013 live performance.
Podcast Radio Interview:
October 13, 2012 WMA Triple Nominee Barry Ward
Around The Barn
October 13, 2012
KHTS 1220 AM
We chat, play music from Barry's 3 most recent CDs, and catch up with all his news.
Whispers Of The West
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Whispers of the West
Barry Ward
Flying W Productions 2009
2008 Recorded at Western Jubilee Warehouse Theater
Colorado Springs, CO
1 Available
Please Note: Signed by Barry Ward, jewel case unwrapped
From our Purveyor of Music:
Congratulations to Barry Ward named 2013 Western Music Association Male Performer of The Year!
Hearing this CD through for the first time, I was struck by the originality of the song lyrics, the warmth of "The Bear's" voice, and the vivid pictures my mind created from his words. Then, track 10 played -"You're The Reason God Made Oklahoma" - and I sat up straighter, listened even more closely...could that be our good friend Eli Barsi? YES! it must be, her voice is so distinctive and lush - like water cascading over stones and flowing into a cool pool. Love this CD.
TRACK LIST
1. Whispers of the West 4:21
2. The Devil's Runnin' Again 3:41
3. Dream Trails 4:30
4. Sweet Wyoming Kiss 4:10
5. Young Farmers and Ranchers 2:37
6. Drifting with the Western Wind 2:44
7. I'm Not a Brother 5:07
8. That Old Barn 4:41
9. Dance Around the Barn 3:11
10. You're The Reason God Made Oklahoma 3:36
11. Can You Imagine 2:47
12. Hills of Ireland 3:34
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening With Crossing Borders
Canadian Cowgirl Eli Barsi and Colorado Cowboy Barry Ward
Flmed January 2, 2014
Click this link to view the Concert
Barry Ward was featured in February 2013 during our SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series. What a show!
Click here to enjoy his February 2013 live performance.
Podcast Radio Interview:
October 13, 2012 WMA Triple Nominee Barry Ward
Around The Barn
October 13, 2012
KHTS 1220 AM
We chat, play music from Barry's 3 most recent CDs, and catch up with all his news.
Butterfield Stage
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Butterfield Stage
John Bergstrom
WSOM Music, Released 2012
This is not just Western music - its great music.
TRACK LIST
1. Butterfield Stage 2:35
2. Friends Forever 2:53
3. The Fox 2:47
4. King of the Cowboys 3:00
5. Salomon Pico 3:52
6. The Bandit Joaquin 4:25
7. Sara Jane's Lullaby 2:12
8. On California Ground 4:02
9. Snowshoe Thompson 2:31
10. The Water is Wide 2:59
11. James Dolan 3:16
12. Throw Down The Box 4:09
13. The Last Song 3:46
excerpt: Hälsa Dem Där Hemma
Meet John Bergstrom
Filmed Performances:
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening with John Bergstrom's Western State of Mind
Click links to watch
Radio Interview Podcasts:
Campfire Cafe
The Writer's Block Radio Show July 15, 2015
Around the Barn:
Ghosts and Legends
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Ghosts and Legends
John Bergstrom
WSOM Music, Released 2011
1 Ghosts and Legends John Bergstrom 3:07
2 In the West John Bergstrom 4:15
3 Charlie Parkhurst John Bergstrom 3:04
4 Ballad of Isom Dart Bergstrom/Les Buffham 3:36
5 Tombstone John Bergstrom 3:24
6 The Vaquero Song Dave Stamey 4:57
7 Always (In My Heart) Bergstrom/Ralph Hampton 3:59
8 Clementine Traditional 3:12
9 The Stronghold John Bergstrom 3:38
10 The Oregon Trail John Bergstrom 3:27
11 The Shootist John Bergstrom 4:28
12 Oh Shenandoah Traditional 4:15
From our Purveyor of Music:
John Bergstrom is a Western Balladeer, painting pictures of the landscape and it's people in lively and engaging word images. Close your eyes, tune in, and let his guitar and voice carry you to another time and place. Most of these song stories are original. Listen and meet famous stagecoach driver Charlie Parkhurst, African American cowboy Isom Dart, and The Shootist. John Bergstrom is a Westerner. Listen and you'll be a Westerner too.
Filmed Performances:
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening with John Bergstrom's Western State of Mind
Click links to watch
Radio Interview Podcasts:
Campfire Cafe
The Writer's Block Radio Show July 15, 2015
Around the Barn:
Throw Down The Box
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Throw Down The Box
John Bergstrom
WSOM Music, Released 2009
2. High Desert Life
3. Philosophical Cowboy
4. Oregon Trail
5. El Capitan
6. Salomon Pico
7. Frankie and Johnny
8. Good Money, Bad Liquor
9. It's Christmas Even Again
10. Cowboy Blue
11. Sidekicks
From Singer/Songwriter John Bergstrom:
Somewhere between Gene Autry and Burl Ives, this CD is full of the humor and pathos of the Old West. "Throw Down the Box" is my second project presenting original and traditional songs of adventure, tragedy and fun in the West.
The title song, "Throw Down the Box" tells the story of the Northern California outlaw Black Bart, also called the Gentleman Bandit. Another outlaw ballad is "Salomon Pico." Pico, a member of one of the prominent families in pre-Gold Rush California, legend has it became an outlaw as an act of revenge. You'll also find songs about the great Sidekicks of Western movies, life in the high desert, and a couple of traditional songs, "Frankie and Johnny," and "The Philosophical Cowboy," to round out the program.
Meet John Bergstrom
Filmed Performances:
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening with John Bergstrom's Western State of Mind
Click links to watch
Radio Interview Podcasts:
Campfire Cafe
The Writer's Block Radio Show July 15, 2015
Around the Barn:
Western State O'Mind
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Western State O'Mind
John Bergstrom
WSOM Music, Released 2007
1. Tiburcio Vasquez
2. 1876 (A Poem)
3. Western State O'Mind
4. Streets of Laredo
5. St. Francis Dam
6. Springtime in Texas
7. The Yellow Rose of Texas
8. Old Paint
9. Jesse James
10. The Red Rocks of Sedona
11. Latchkey Cowboy
12. Red River Valley
13. Dogies' Lament
14. Cowboy Waltz
From Singer/Songwriter John Bergstrom:
I'm a child of the west...the far west...Los Angeles. I'm a city kid who has always loved the open spaces. I was raised on cowboy movies and western displays at museums wherever I could find them.
A few years ago, I attended a concert performed by Michael Fleming's group, New West. There began my journey with the WMA (Western Music Association). I was invited to a Sunday jam and I began to learn and write Western music.
I've been involved with music all my life and have touched western music at various times. It's been these last few years, however, in which I focused on this form of traditional music to the exclusion of others. During this time, I played with two or three groups and began to write and work on my own CD, "Western State O'Mind." I look forward to the days ahead and plan to continue writing and performing and spreading the good news of western music. "Western State O'Mind" is a combination of original and traditional songs.
Filmed Performances:
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening with John Bergstrom's Western State of Mind
Click links to watch
Radio Interview Podcasts:
Campfire Cafe
The Writer's Block Radio Show July 15, 2015
Around the Barn:
Goin' Back To Texas
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25 Texas Classics
Available - 1
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Goin’ Back To Texas (1:45) (Carson J. Robison) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 6/11/49 Arranged by Carl Cotner |
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Way Out West In Texas (1:30) (Tex Fletcher) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 12/1/40 Arranged by Carl Cotner |
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Texas Sandman (1:25) (Doris Fisher/Allan Roberts) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 8/24/47 Arranged by Carl Cotner |
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Gonna Build A Big Fence Around Texas (1:55) (Cliff Friend/Katherine Phillips/George Olsen) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 7/7/46 Arranged by Carl Cotner |
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Lone Star Moon (1:51) (Dave Franklin/Cliff Friend) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 12/28/47 Arranged by Carl Cotner |
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Ride, Ranger, Ride (1:58) (Vern Spencer) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 4/27/47 Arranged by Carl Cotner |
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There’s A Rainbow On The Rio Colorado (2:04) (Gene Autry/Fred Rose) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 10/4/42 Arranged by Carl Cotner |
| 8. |
Beautiful Texas (3:28) (W. Lee O’Daniel) Gene Autry and Jimmy Long Recorded in Chicago 3/31/34 Okeh/Vocalion 04267 |
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The Yellow Rose Of Texas (1:52) (Traditional, Arranged by Gene Autry) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 1/25/42 |
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Sleepy Rio Grande (1:53) (Carson J. Robison) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 5/17/42 Arranged by Carl Cotner |
| 11. |
Texans Never Cry (1:59) (Gene Autry/Shotgun Britton/Hank Fort/Oakley Haldeman) From The Gene Autry Show, Episode 9 – “Doublecross Valley” Telecast 9/10/50 Musical Director Carl Cotner |
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A Boy From Texas, A Girl From Tennessee (2:14) (Joseph Allan McCarthy/Jack Segal/John Benson Brooks) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 5/30/48 Arranged by Carl Cotner |
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Can’t Shake The Sands Of Texas From My Shoes (1:51) (Gene Autry/Diane Johnston/Kenneth Pitts) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 8/6/50 Arranged by Carl Cotner |
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I’ve Got A Heart As Big As Texas (1:37) (Oakley Haldeman/Buddy Feyne) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 9/9/50 Arranged by Carl Cotner |
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Gallivantin’ Galveston Gal (1:24) (Milton Leeds/Steve Nelson/Fred Wise) Gene Autry with The Cass County Boys From The Gene Autry Show, Episode 79 – “Saddle Up” Telecast 12/3/55 Musical Director Carl Cotner |
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When The Bloom Is On The Sage (When It’s Round-Up Time In Texas) (1:29) (Nat Vincent/Fred Howard Wright) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 11/14/48 Arranged by Carl Cotner |
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San Antonio Rose (2:02) (Bob Wills) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 12/15/46 Arranged by Carl Cotner |
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Lone Star Trail (2:03) (Tex Fletcher) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 12/21/41 Arranged by Carl Cotner |
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The Streets Of Laredo (2:26) (Ray Evans/Jay Livingston) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 5/14/49 Arranged by Carl Cotner |
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Fort Worth Jail (1:36) (M. Ager/J. Yellen) From Bells of Capistrano, Republic Pictures Released 11/21/46 Musical Supervisor Morton Scott |
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Down Texas Way (2:02) (Gene Autry/Johnny Marvin) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 9/27/42 Arranged by Carl Cotner |
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I’ll Go Ridin’ Down That Old Texas Trail (1:21) (Gene Autry/Smiley Burnette) Gene Autry with Mary Lee and Smiley Burnette From The Singing Hill, Republic Pictures Released 4/26/41 Musical Supervisor Raoul Kraushaar |
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(Down The) Trail to San Antone (1:20) (Deuce Spriggins) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 8/18/46 Arranged by Carl Cotner |
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Deep In The Heart Of Texas (1:51) (June Hershey/Don Swander) From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 4/2/42 Arranged by Carl Cotner |
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The Night Before Christmas (In Texas, That Is) (2:42) (Leon A. Harris Jr./Bob Miller) Gene Autry with The Cass County Boys Recorded in Hollywood 7/20/52 Musical Director Carl Cotner Columbia 90172-V |
Notes & Background Information
The masters used for this package are from original Columbia Recordings, Gene Autry's personal Radio, Film, and Television archives.
Compilation Produced and Compiled by Cary E. Mansfield and Karla Buhlman
Executive Producer: Jackie Autry
Research Consultant: Jon Guyot Smith
Digitally Remastered by Bob Fisher, Pacific Multimedia Corp.
Notes by Holly George-Warren
Graphics and Art Direction by Howard Levine
Design by Bill Pitzonka
This compilation (P) 2001 Autry Qualified Interest Trust, The Autry Foundation and Flying A Pictures Inc. (C) 2001 Varèse Sarabande Records, Inc. Released through the courtesy of Gene Autry Entertainment, Inc. except “Beautiful Texas,” and “The Night Before Christmas (In Texas, That Is)” which are under license from Sony Music Special Products, a Division of Sony Music, A Group Of Sony Music Entertainment, Inc.
Manufactured by Varèse Sarabande Records, Inc., 11846 Ventura Blvd.,
Suite 130, Studio City, CA 91604. Distributed by Universal Music and Video Distribution, 10 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, CA 91608. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. Printed in the U.S.A.
South of the Border: Gene Autry Sings Songs of Old Mexico
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Gene Autry
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Released: April 6, 2010
Label: Varèse Sarabande |
Available - 1
Gene Autry led the way with more Latin music and border songs than any other singing cowboy, serenading audiences from the big screen, hit records, and his radio show. Now for the first time, these Spanish language inspired songs are on one collection - South of the Border: Gene Autry Sings Songs of Old Mexico. The performances, ranging from 1936 through 1954, are sourced from Gene's popular musical Western films and his weekly Melody Ranch radio show. Songs with Gene singing in Spanish include South of the Border, You Belong to My Heart (Solmante Una Vez), A Gay Ranchero, and Yours (Quiereme Mucho). Additional tunes inspired by Old Mexico include In A Little Spanish Town, Maria Elena, Mexicali Rose and Down Mexico Way.
The album liner notes are by Western music historian and host of the Internet radio show Western Music Time, O.J. Sikes. The CD's booklet includes images of lobby cards and photos from Gene Autry's movies.
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Notes & Background Information Compilation Produced and Compiled by Cary E. Mansfield and Karla Buhlman All photographs © 2010 Autry Qualified Interest Trust and The Autry Foundation. Compilation licensed by Autry Qualified Interest Trust and The Autry Foundation. The masters used in this collection are from Gene Autry's personal Archives. Every effort has been made to use the best source material available. Therefore sound quality may vary. This compilation (P) 2010 Autry Qualified Interest Trust and The Autry Foundation, Released through the courtesy of Gene Autry Entertainment, Inc. © 2010 Varése Sarabande Records, Inc. Manufactured by Varése Sarabande Records, Inc., 11846 Ventura Blvd., Suite 130,Studio City, CA 91604. Distributed by Fontana Distribution LLC, All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. Printed in the U.S.A. |
The Gene Autry Show: The Complete 1950s Television Recordings
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Available - 1
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Cowboy's Heaven (2:06) (Gene Autry/Frankie Marvin) Episode 27 – “Horse Sense” Telecast 1/11/52 |
| 38. | End Credit (0:08.8) |
Cowboy Hymns & Songs of Inspiration
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Available - 1
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Silver Spurs on the Golden Stairs (2:44) (Gene Autry-Cindy Walker) From Gene Autry's Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 11/18/45 Gene Autry with the Three Pinafores and the Johnny Bond Trio |
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When It's Round-Up Time in Heaven (2:50) (Jimmie Davis) From Gene Autry's Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 1/20/46 Gene Autry with “Melody Ranch Choir” (the Cass County Kids, the Kettle Sisters, and Johnny Bond and Paul Sells' Orchestra) |
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When Mother Played the Organ (And Daddy Sang a Hymn) (2:31) (Dick Sanford and George B. McConnell) From Gene Autry's Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 8/25/46 Gene Autry with the Cass County Boys, the Kettle Sisters, Johnny Bond and Carl Cotner's Orchestra |
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Rounded Up in Glory (3:02) (Traditional) From Gene Autry's Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 3/23/47 Gene Autry with the Cass County Boys, the Kettle Sisters, Johnny Bond and Carl Cotner's Orchestra |
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Little Old Church in the Valley (2:37) (Gus Kahn, Egbert Van Alstyne & Gene Harold) From Gene Autry's Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 8/24/47 Gene Autry with the Cass County Boys, the Pinafores, Johnny Bond and Carl Cotner's Orchestra |
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When It's Prayer Meeting Time in the Hollow (2:34) (Fleming Allen-Al Rice) From Gene Autry's Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 9/21/47 Gene Autry with the Cass County Boys, The Pinafores, Johnny Bond and Carl Cotner's Orchestra |
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Bless This House (2:45) (Traditional) From Gene Autry's Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 11/21/48 Gene Autry with the Cass County Boys, The Pinafores, Johnny Bond and Carl Cotner's Orchestra |
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The Bible on the Table and the Flag upon the Wall (1:57) (George J. Bennett-Paul Cunningham-Leonard Whitcup) From Gene Autry's Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 3/5/49 Gene Autry with the Cass County Boys, The Pinafores, Johnny Bond and Carl Cotner's Orchestra |
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Let's Go to Church (Next Sunday Morning) (1:44) (Steve Allen) From Gene Autry's Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 4/1/50 Gene Autry with the Cass County Boys, The Pinafores, Johnny Bond and Carl Cotner's Orchestra |
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The Old Rugged Cross (3:07) (Rev. George Bennard) Gene Autry with Dinah Shore |
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In the Garden (2:48) (C. Austin Miles) Gene Autry With Dinah Shore |
| 12. |
Dear Hearts and Gentle People (2:01) (Sammy Fain-Bob Hilliard) From the Columbia Pictures film Beyond the Purple Hills (1950) Gene Autry and the Cass County Boys Video Clip: Watch this performance |
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May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You (3:10) (Meredith Willson) From Gene Autry's Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 9/29/51 Gene Autry with the Cass County Boys, The Pinafores, Johnny Bond, and Carl Cotner's Melody Ranch Orchestra |
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Cowboy's Heaven (2:06) (Gene Autry-Frankie Marvin) From The Gene Autry Show; Episode 27 “Horse Sense” Broadcast 1/11/52 Gene Autry Video Clip: Watch this performance |
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Peace in the Valley (2:42) (Rev. Thomas A. Dorsey) From Gene Autry's Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 4/12/52 Gene Autry with the Cass County Boys, The Pinafores, Johnny Bond, and Carl Cotner's Melody Ranch Orchestra |
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Somebody Bigger Than You and I (2:50) (Sonny Burke-Hy Heath-John Lange) From Gene Autry's Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 1/3/53 Gene Autry with the Cass County Boys, The Pinafores, Johnny Bond, and Carl Cotner's Melody Ranch Orchestra |
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God's Little Candles (1:51) (Jimmy Kennedy) From the Columbia Pictures film Pack Train (1953) Gene Autry Video Clip: Watch this performance |
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A Cowboy's Prayer (2:22) (Traditional) From Gene Autry's Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 10/26/47 Gene and Carl Cotner's Orchestra |
Notes & Background Information
Compilation Produced and Compiled by Cary E. Mansfield and Karla Buhlman
Executive Producer: Jackie Autry
Digitally Remastered by Bob Fisher, Pacific Multimedia Corp.
Notes by Holly George-Warren
Research: Irynne Isip
Art Direction & Design by Bill Pitzonka
Cover Design by Bret Rigney, Rigney Graphics
All photographs (c) 2008 Autry Qualified Interest Trust and The Autry Foundation.
Compilation produced by Autry Qualified Interest Trust and The Autry Foundation.
Image Restoration: Jill and Howard Levine, CDS Photo & Graphics www.cdsphoto.com
This compilation (P) 2008 Autry Qualified Interest Trust and The Autry Foundation, Released through the courtesy of Gene Autry Entertainment, Inc. (C) 2008 Varèse Sarabande Records, Inc.
Gene Autry Year-Round Cowboy
$19.00
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Gene Autry
Available - 1
Campfire Cafe Radio Show
Karla Buhlman, Guest
December 8, 2016
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Around The Barn Radio Show
Saturday, December 14, 2013
Live In Studio Guests
Karla Buhlman, President Gene Autry Entertainment
Henry Parke, Blog Writer of Henry's Western Round-Up
KHTS 1220 AM
Click here for podcast
No Longer In Production!
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What’s Your Favorite Holiday (3:27) (Jule Styne-Sol Meyer) Mary Lee and Showboat Performers From the Republic Pictures film Ridin' On A Rainbow Released 1/24/1941, Hollywood |
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Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral (That’s an Irish Lullaby) (3:20) (James Royce Shannon) Gene Autry with The Cass County Boys and The Pinafores From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 3/18/1950, Hollywood |
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Peter Cottontail (2:45) (Steve Nelson, Jack Rollins) Columbia 38750, originally charted #5 Pop, 1950 Recorded 3/2/1950, New York |
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The Funny Little Bunny (With The Powder Puff Tail) (2:39) (Johnny Bond, Gene Autry) Columbia 38750, 1950 Recorded 3/2/1950, New York |
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Bunny Round-Up Time (2:31) (Leo Israel, Herman Krasnow) Gene Autry with The Pinafores Columbia 39217, 1951 Orchestra under the direction of Carl Cotner Recorded 1/31/1951, Chicago |
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Sonny The Bunny (2:45) Gene Autry with The Pinafores (Tommy Johnson) Columbia 39217, 1951 Orchestra under the direction of Carl Cotner Recorded 1/31/1951, Chicago |
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Easter Mornin’ (2:52) (June Winters-Mary Alice Ruffin) Gene Autry with The Cass County Boys Columbia 40167, 1954 Orchestra under the direction of Carl Cotner Recorded 1/4/1954, Hollywood |
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The Horse With The Easter Bonnet (2:59) (Al Hoffman-Dick Hoffman) Gene Autry with The Cass County Boys (Based on the story by Jane Thayer) Columbia 40167, 1954 Orchestra under the direction of Carl Cotner Recorded 1/4/1954, Hollywood |
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I Paid My Income Tax Today (1:30) (Irving Berlin) Gene Autry with Jimmy Wakely’s Trio From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 3/8/1942, Hollywood |
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When It’s Springtime In The Rockies (2:38) (Robert Sauer-Maryhale Woolsey) Gene Autry and Radio Audience From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 4/15/1950, Hollywood |
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A Hillbilly Wedding in June (2:03) (Freddie Owens, Frankie More) Gene Autry with Jimmy Wakely’s Trio and Lou Bring’s Orchestra From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 1/5/1941, Hollywood |
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Peach Picking Time Down in Georgia (1:26) (C. Michen, Jimmy Rodgers) Gene Autry with Jimmy Wakely’s Trio and Lou Bring’s Orchestra From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 3/16/1941, Hollywood |
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Yankee Doodle Boy (1:11) (George M. Cohan) Gene Autry with Carl Cotner’s Orchestra From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 7/4/1948, Hollywood |
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Ridin’ All Day (2:09) (Gene Autry-Smiley Burnette) Gene Autry with Jimmy Wakely’s Trio and Lou Bring’s Orchestra From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 2/2/1941, Hollywood |
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It’s My Lazy Day (1:46) (Smiley Burnette) Smiley Burnette with The Kettle Sisters From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 1/12/1947, Hollywood |
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Gone Fishin’ (2:31) (Charles F. Kenny, Nick A Kenny) Gene Autry with Pat Buttram and The Cass County Boys From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 6/28/1952, Hollywood |
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Ghost Riders In The Sky (3:42) (Stan Jones) Gene Autry with The Cass County Boys, The Pinafores and Carl Cotner’s Orchestra From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 4/30/1949, Hollywood |
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Old November Moon (2:43) (Gene Autry, Johnny Marvin) Gene Autry, Jimmy Wakely and The Rough Riders, Ceaser Petrillo & Orchestra; introduction by Gene Autry and Horace Murphy From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 11/17/1940, Chicago |
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Little Johnny Pilgrim (2:41) (Max M. Fidler-Francis Kane) Columbia Records 38985, 1950 Orchestra under the direction of Carl Cotner Recorded 7/28/1950, Hollywood |
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Guffy The Goofy Gobbler (2:43) (Gerald Marks, Milton H. Pascal) Columbia Records 38985 (B), 1950 Orchestra under the direction of Carl Cotner |
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Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane) (2:33) (Gene Autry-Oakley Haldeman) Columbia 37942, originally charted #9 Pop, 1947 Recorded 8/28/1947, Hollywood |
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Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (3:10) (Johnny Marks) Gene Autry with The Pinafores Columbia 38610, originally charted #1 Pop, 1949 Recorded 6/27/1949, Hollywood |
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(Hard Rock, Coco and Joe) The Three Little Dwarfs (3:01) (Stuart Hamblen) Gene Autry with The Cass County Boys and The Pinafores Columbia 39543, 1951 Orchestra under the direction of Carl Cotner Recorded 7/11/1951, Hollywood |
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Poppy The Puppy (2:30) (Tommy Johnson) Gene Autry with The Pinafores Columbia 39542, 1951 Orchestra under the direction of Carl Cotner Recorded 7/11/1951, Hollywood |
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Auld Lang Syne (2:37) (Traditional) Gene Autry with The Cass County Boys, The Pinafores and Carl Cotner’s Orchestra From Gene Autry’s Melody Ranch Radio Show Broadcast 12/31/49 |
Notes & Background Information
The masters used for this package are from Gene Autry's personal Radio and Film archive and from his original Columbia Records recordings.
Compilation Produced and Compiled by Cary E. Mansfield and Karla Buhlman
Executive Producer: Jackie Autry
Digitally Remastered by Bob Fisher, Pacific Multimedia Corp.
Notes by O. J. Sikes and Johnny Western
Research: Irynne Isip and Kim Mansfield
Art Direction & Design by Bill Pitzonka
Image Restoration: Jill and Howard Levine CDS Photo & Graphics
Tracks:
1, 2, 9, 10, 11-18, 25: (P) 2006 Autry Qualified Interest Trust and The Autry Foundation, Released through the courtesy of Gene Autry Entertainment, Inc.
3, 4, 19, 20: originally released 1950 Sony BMG Music Entertainment. Under license from Sony BMG Custom Marketing Group, Sony BMG Music Entertainment
5, 6, 23, 24: originally released 1951 Sony BMG Music Entertainment. Under license from Sony BMG Custom Marketing Group, Sony BMG Music Entertainment
7, 8: originally released 1954 Sony BMG Music Entertainment Under license from Sony BMG Custom Marketing Group, Sony BMG Music Entertainment
21: originally released 1947 Sony BMG Music Entertainment. Under license from Sony BMG Custom Marketing Group, Sony BMG Music Entertainment
Compilation produced by Autry Qualified Interest Trust and The Autry Foundation
© 2006 Varèse Sarabande Records, Inc.
Manufactured by Varèse Sarabande Records, Inc., 11846 Ventura Blvd., Suite 130, Studio City, CA 91604. Distributed by Universal Music Distribution, 10 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, CA 91608. All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. Printed in the U.S.A.
The Complete Columbia Christmas Recordings
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Gene Autry
Available - 1
Campfire Cafe Radio Show
Karla Buhlman, Guest
December 8, 2016
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Around The Barn Radio Show
Saturday, December 14, 2013
Live In Studio Guests
Karla Buhlman, President Gene Autry Entertainment
Henry Parke, Blog Writer of Henry's Western Round-Up
KHTS 1220 AM
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Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane) (2:32) (Gene Autry/Oakley Haldeman) Columbia 37942, Pop #9, Country #5, 1947, and Columbia 20377, Country #4, 1948, #8, 1949, Pop #24, 1950. Recorded August 28, 1947, Hollywood |
| 2. |
An Old Fashioned Tree (2:44) (Adel Becker/Cordelia Pearl Williams) Columbia 37942(B), 1947 Recorded August 28, 1947, Hollywood |
| 3. |
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (3:10) (Johnny Marks) Gene Autry and The Pinafores with Orchestral Accompaniment Columbia 38610, Pop #1, Country #1, 1949, Pop #3, Country #5, 1950; Columbia 39463, Pop #16, 1951; Pop #13, 1952; and Columbia single 33165, AC #30, Country #55, 1998; AC #24, Country #60, 1999. Recorded June 27, 1949, Hollywood |
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If It Doesn't Snow On Christmas (2:46) (Milton H. Pascal/Gerald Marks) Gene Autry and The Pinafores with Orchestral Accompaniment Columbia 38610(B), 1949 Recorded August 4, 1949, Hollywood |
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He's A Chubby Little Fellow (2:55) (Gene Autry/Oakley Haldeman) Gene Autry and The Pinafores with Orchestral Accompaniment Columbia 20616, 1949 Recorded June 27, 1949, Hollywood |
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Santa, Santa, Santa (2:40) (Gene Autry/Oakley Haldeman) Gene Autry and The Pinafores with Orchestral Accompaniment Columbia 20616(B), 1949 Recorded August 4, 1949, Hollywood |
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Frosty The Snow Man (2:56) (Steve Nelson/Jack Rollins) Gene Autry with The Cass County Boys, Orchestra under the direction of Carl Cotner Columbia 38907, Pop #7, Country #4, 1950 Recorded June 12, 1950, Hollywood |
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When Santa Claus Gets Your Letter (2:52) (Johnny Marks) Gene Autry with The Cass County Boys, Orchestra under the direction of Carl Cotner Columbia 38907(B), 1950 Recorded June 12, 1950, Hollywood |
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(Hard Rock, Coco and Joe) The Three Little Dwarfs (3:00) (Stuart Hamblen) Gene Autry with Carl Cotner's Orchestra and Chorus Columbia 39543, 1951 Recorded July 11, 1951, Hollywood |
| 10. |
Thirty-Two Feet—Eight Little Tails (3:00) (John Redmond/James Cavanaugh/Frank Weldon) Gene Autry with Carl Cotner's Orchestra and Chorus Columbia 39543(B), 1951 Recorded July 11, 1951, Hollywood |
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Poppy the Puppy (2:30) (Tommy Johnson) Gene Autry with Carl Cotner's Orchestra and Chorus Columbia 39542, 1951 Recorded July 11, 1951, Hollywood |
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He'll Be Coming Down the Chimney (Like He Always Did Before) (2:52) (Al J. Neiburg/J. Fred Coots) Gene Autry with Carl Cotner's Orchestra and Chorus Columbia 39542(B), 1951 Recorded July 11, 1951, Hollywood |
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The Night Before Christmas Song (2:51) (Johnny Marks/Adapted from Clement Clark Moore's poem) Rosemary Clooney and Gene Autry with Carol Cotner's Orchestra Columbia 39876, Pop #9, 1952 Recorded June 20, 1952, Hollywood |
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Look Out The Window (The Winter Song) (2:27) (Lew Porter/Teepee Mitchell) Rosemary Clooney and Gene Autry with Carl Cotner's Orchestra Columbia 39876(B), 1952 Recorded June 20, 1952, Hollywood |
| 15. |
Merry Texas Christmas, You All! (2:39) (Leon A. Harris, Jr./Bob Miller) Gene Autry with The Cass County Boys and Carl Cotner's Orchestra Columbia 90172, 1952 Recorded July 20, 1952, Hollywood |
| 16. |
The Night Before Christmas (In Texas, That Is) (2:45) (Leon A. Harris, Jr./Bob Miller) Gene Autry with The Cass County Boys and Carl Cotner's Orchestra Columbia 90172(B), 1952 Recorded July 20, 1952, Hollywood |
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Where Did My Snowman Go? (2:32) (Geoffrey Venis/Steve Mann/Freddie Poser) Gene Autry with The Mitchell Choirboys and Carl Cotner's Orchestra Columbia 40092, 1953 Recorded June 24, 1953, Hollywood |
| 18. |
Freddie, The Little Fir Tree (2:41) (Merle Travis/Ned Fairchild) Gene Autry with The Mitchell Choirboys and Carl Cotner's Orchestra Columbia 40092(B), 1953 Recorded June 24, 1953, Hollywood |
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Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane) (2:32) (Gene Autry/Oakley Haldeman) From the EP Christmas Fun, Columbia 1782, 1953 Recorded June 25, 1953, Hollywood |
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Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town (2:44) (Haven Gillespie/J. Fred Coots) Gene Autry with The Cass County Boys, The King Sisters, and Carl Cotner's Orchestra Columbia MJV-176, 1953 Recorded June 25, 1953, Hollywood |
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Up On The House Top (Ho Ho Ho) (2:52) (Jane Whitman) Gene Autry with Carl Cotner's Orchestra Columbia MJV-176(B), 1953 Recorded June 26, 1953, Hollywood |
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I Wish My Mom Would Marry Santa Claus (2:41) (Gene Autry/Michael Carr) Gene Autry with Carl Cotner and his Orchestra Columbia 40135(B), 1953 Recorded October 29, 1953, Hollywood |
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Sleigh Bells (2:23) (Gene Autry/Michael Carr) Gene Autry with Carl Cotner and his Orchestra Columbia 40135(B), 1953 Recorded October 29, 1953, Hollywood |
| 24. |
Round, Round The Christmas Tree (2:11) (Fred Stryker) Gene Autry with Carl Cotner's Orchestra and Chorus Columbia 40589, 1956 Recorded September 30, 1955, Hollywood |
| 25. |
Merry Christmas Waltz (2:34) (Inez Loewer/Bob Batson) Gene Autry with Carl Cotner's Orchestra and Chorus Columbia 40589(B), 1955 Recorded September 30, 1955, Hollywood |
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Everyone's a Child at Christmas (2:19) (Johnny Marks) Gene Autry with Carl Cotner and His Orchestra Columbia 40790, 1956 Recorded October 17, 1956, Hollywood |
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You Can See Old Santa Claus (When You Find Him In Your Heart) (2:10) (Joe Johnson/Lefty Frizzell/Bob Adams) Gene Autry with Carl Cotner and His Orchestra Columbia 40790(B), 1956 Recorded October 17, 1956, Hollywood |
Notes & Background Information
Compilation Produced and Compiled by Cary E. Mansfield and Karla Buhlman
Executive Producer: Jackie Autry
Digitally Remastered by Bob Fisher, Pacific Multimedia Corp.
Notes by Holly George Warren (Official Gene Autry Biographer)
Research: Kim Mansfield, Gene Autry Entertainment, and Sage Guyton,
Museum of the American West
Art Direction: Bill Pitzonka
All photographs © 2004, Autry Qualified Interest Trust and The Autry Foundation.
Image Restoration: Jill and Howard Levine, CDS Photo & Graphics
Compilation produced by Autry Qualified Interest Trust and The Autry Foundation. All Recordings © 2004 Sony BMG Music Entertainment/Originally released 1947, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1955, and 1956.
© 2004 Varèse Sarabande Records, Inc.
Manufactured by Varèse Sarabande Records, Inc., 11846 Ventura Blvd.,
Suite 130, Studio City, CA 91604. Distributed by Universal Music and Video Distribution, 10 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, CA 91608. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. Printed in the U.S.A.
The Original: Gene Autry Sings Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer
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Available - 3
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Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (2:58) (Johnny Marks) |
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Nine Little Reindeer (2:10) (Gene Autry/Merle Travis/Johnny Marks) |
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Jingle Bells (2:07) (Arranged by Carl Cotner) |
| 4. |
Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down |
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Up on the House Top (2:35) (Arranged by Carl Cotner) |
| 6. |
Sleigh Bells (2:30) |
| 7. |
O Little Town of Bethlehem (1:17) (Arranged by Carl Cotner) |
| 8. |
Silent Night (1:41) (Arranged by Carl Cotner) |
| 9. |
Joy to the World (1:18) |
| 10. |
We Wish you a Merry Christmas (1:39) (Arranged by Carl Cotner) |
| 11. |
Away in the Manger (2:04) (Arranged by Carl Cotner) |
| 12. |
What Child Is This (2:22) (Arranged by Carl Cotner) |
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Here Comes Santa Claus
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Available - 1
Campfire Cafe Radio Show
Guest: Karla Buhlman, President of Gene Autry Entertainment
December 8, 2016
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Around The Barn Radio Show
Recorded Saturday, December 14, 2013
Karla Buhlman, President Gene Autry Entertainment
Henry Parke, Blog Writer of Henry's Western Round-Up
KHTS 1220 AM
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As described by Gene Autry Entertainment:
2. Frosty The Snowman
3. Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer
4. Jingle Bells
5. Silver Bells
6. Nine Little Reindeer
7. Sleigh Bells
8. Buon Natale
9. Santa's Coming In A Whirlybird
10. Thirty Two Feet, Eight Little Tails
11. Up On The House Top
12. Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town
13. The Story Of Nativity
14. Silent Night
15. Joy To The World
16. One Solitary Life
Back To The Good Old Days
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Back To The Good Old Days
Joe Green
Ten Gallon Records 2007
1 Available
Please Note: unwrapped with small crack on jewel case front
The third Sunday of every month there is a special session sponsored by the local chapter of the WMA (Western Music Association) at my old stomping grounds, the Autry National Center. Held in Heritage Court, I have seen the audience for this monthly event grow from a handful of people to a faithful following of 100+. What started years ago with one or two local musicians, standing outside in the plaza, weathering blistering hot (or cold) temps has turned into a major monthly event. Musicians come from around the local area - some driving 100 miles or more to get there. One never knows who will show up - traveling musicians that find themselves in town on that Sunday are invited to come along.
Such was the story behind meeting Joe Green, a Texan. He was in town for a brief visit and made the monthly jam. I sat in the audience wondering who this handsome stranger was. Afterward, members of The Tumbling Tumbleweeds introduced me to him. Now, I'm introducing him to you. Enjoy JOE GREEN, Texas style!
Western musician and poet Joe Green stirs it up with his own brand of cowboy poetry and western music. This, his debut recording, Back to the Good Old Days, hit the top ten on all major cowboy and western music charts nationwide upon its release.
TRACK LISTING
1. Working on the Rig 3:00
2. Dive in Dance Hall River 2:52
3. Sweet Saturday Sunrise 2:55
4. High Cotton 3:08
5. Cranberry Dress 3:33
6. Just This Side of Hell 2:19
7. Back to the Good Old Days 3:36
8. Talk Turkey 3:21
9. Good Side of Goodbye 3:01
10.Veteran's Barbeque 2:44
11. Waltzing Away With a Memory 4:23
12. Big Thicket Down Home Blues 2:53
13. I Feel Like One Now 3:32
Texas Original Live: Poems, Stories and Songs
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Texas Original Live: Poems, Stories And Songs
Joe Green
Released 2008
2 Available
Texas Original - Live was recorded before a live studio audience at David and Carolyn Martin's Java Jive Studio in Joelton, Tennessee.
The CD features the original cowboy poetry, stories and songs of Joe Green with a few cowboy/western cover tunes. Produced by Grammy nominated Vaughn Skow, the project captures the originality, spontaneity and fun of a live Joe Green show.
The project features the guitar wizardry of Doc West, friend and frequent accompanist of Joe's. Friends David and Carolyn West joined the fun and enriched the project. David played upright bass and recoded the session. Carolyn contributed rhythm guitar, vocal harmonies and a remarkable vocal rendition of Vaya Con Dios.
TRACK LISTING
1. Just This Side of Hell (poem) 2:35
2. Grandma's Buckin' Milk Cow (story) 1:07
3. Confinement (poem) 1:03
4. When I Was Eight (story) :35
5. Miles and Miles of Texas (song) 3:08
6. Intro to the Tank (story) :26
7. The Tank (poem) 1:03
8. Every One of 'em's Got a Sister (story) 1:21
9. Virginia and Smokey (poem) 1:23
10. I Love Everybody (poem) 1:17
11. One Waltz Tonight (song) 3:15
12. Bob Wire (story) 2:00
13. The Dun (poem)2:02
14. Don't Fence Me In (song) 2:47
15. Intro to Ben the Brunette Bear (story) :32
16. Ben the Brunette Bear (poem) 5:22
17. Vaya Con Dios (song) 2:33
18. Intro to Bill Sanders (story) 1:02
19. Bill Sanders and the Prophet (poem) 4:32
20. I Feel Like One Now (song) 4:51
21. Intro to Passing the Brand (story) 1:02
22. Passing the Brand (poem) 1:56
23. Passing the Brand (song) 3:12
Producer's Notes:
Joe Green is the "Real Deal" Texan. Joe doesn't just sing songs and tell tales about Texas, he lived it first. Joe grew up among Texas ranchers, troubadours, rodeo riders, travelin' preachers, and the resolute women who pt up with them. That's a mighty deep well, and Joe draws from it all.
No matter where you are when you listen to this disc, you will be transported to another time and place: Texas in the "good ole days." Joe's opening line on the disc says it all: "I'm going down to Texas, come along if you're a mind," Pack your bags; you're in for a fun trip!
-Vaughn Skow
A Pair To Draw To
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A Pair to Draw To
Rex Allen and Don Edwards
1999
Meet Don Edwards
Live Radio Interview with documentary filmmaker Katie Ryan
Campfire Cafe on Equestrian Legacy Radio
Recorded June 9, 2016
Click here for podcast
From our Purveyor of Music:
This is one of my favorite Don Edwards CDs. Although recorded over 20 years ago, it still sounds fresh to me. To hear Rex Allen's voice paired with Don's is magic. Here are two men, still passionate about the big wide West, and they raise their voices in praise of it. Classics by Robert Nolan, Cindy Walker, and even one by Smiley Burnette! Who wouldn't want to ride the range with these two cowboys?
TRACK LISTING
1. It's My Lazy Day (Smiley Burnette)
2. Tis Aint' the Same Old Range (Robert Nolen)
3. Cow Poke (Billy Alerts/Stormy Aerts)
4. Sunset Trail (Cliff Crofford)
5. Blue Canadian Rockies (Cindy Walker)
6. There's a Bridal Hanging on the Wall
(Carson J. Hill/ K. Keirn Brennan)
7. Doggone Cowboy (Joseph T. Babcock)
8. Summer Night's Rain (Robert Nolen)
9. There's Nobody Home on the Range Anymore
(Robert Parsons/Ed Penny)
10. Old Home Town (Robert Nolen)
11. Empty Saddles (William J. Hill/J. Keirn Brennan)
Thereby Hangs A Tale!
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Thereby Hangs A Tale!
The Tunesmith
Gene Culkin
Released 2011
2 Available
Dear Listeners and Western Song Writers,
I hope you enjoy my stories and legends of the American West.
To the Western Song Writers,
I hope you continue to write fresh new material about the American West but be sure to "dust off" some of the classics and maybe give them a fresh treatment. This music needs to be preserved. It's our history - It's our heritage.
Now it's time to sit back and relax. We're headin' to 'Sage Brush Country.'
---Tunesmith Gene Culkin
TRACK LISTING
1. Movin' West
2. Come Dance the Fandango
3. River of No Return
4. Winds of the West
5. Old California Morning
6. Steward of the Land
7. Sacagawea
8. Vaquero
9. Wagon Wheels
10. El Dorado
11. California's Gold
12. Apache Rose
13. Western Lullaby
Lore, Lies and Legends of the American West
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Lore, Lies and Legends Of the American West
Gene Culkin
Released 2010
1 Available
I'm not a historian but I do research my material. I hope my music and stories interest you enough to go to your computer or your friendly neighborhood library and learn more about our American West.
The more you learn about the American West the more fascinating it becomes.
Now sit back partner and relax. We're headin' to 'Sage Brush Country.'
-The Tunesmith, Gene Culkin
TRACK LISTING
2. On the Trail
3. Good Ol' Feelin' of Free
4. El Camino Real
5. Singin' My Song to the Sky
6. My Juanita
7. The Legend of the Lost Dutchman Mine
8. Just a Hummin' Ol' Song
9. Up, Up My Lady Medley
11. If You Would Ride Along
Borrowed Time
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Borrowed Time
Jim Jones
2012 Produced by Jim Jones
Available-3
Jim Jones tells it like it was, is and will be in the great American West. Native Texan transplanted to New Mexico, student of the West, he lives, sings and writes about cowboys, horses, cattle rustlers and such but he knows there's much more to the story. He sees the humor in a cowboy's fruitless search for a decent cup of "cowboy coffee" in town and he knows the poignancy of an old hand with Alzheimer's riding down the "lost canyons in his mind.' Sons of the Pioneers. In addition to being an award-winning singer/songwriter, Jim is also an award-winning Western novelist.
TRACK LISTING
1. Train to Chama 4:44
2. Lost Canyons in His Mind 4:32
3. Cowboy Coffee Intro 1:09
4. Cowboy Coffee 3:45
5. Rustler's Moon 5:46
6. Colorado Moon 3:49
7. Old Clay Allison 4:00
8. Men in Blue 4:10
9. Shenandoah with Andrianne Morrow-Jones 4:36
10. Texas is Burnin' 4:46
11. Cattle Rest Easy with Randy Huston 3:58
12. Easy Side Up 4:37
13. Borrowed Time 4:36
Enjoy these live performances:
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening with The Cowboy Way
Jim Jones, Doug Figgs, Mariam Funke
Filmed January 28, 2016
Click here for link to the Live Concert
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening with Kristyn Harris and Jim Jones
2014 Female Performer and Male Performer of The Year
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Filmed at the Repertory East Playhouse
Click here for live Concert link!
Enjoy these radio interviews with author, songwriter, and performer, Jim Jones:
The Writer's Block Radio Show
LA Talk Radio
October 1, 2015
Click here for Podcast
Equestrian Legacy Radio
Campfire Cafe
Guests: Songwriters and Poets Jim Jones, Kristyn Harris, Almeda Bradshaw, John Bergstrom
April 16, 2015
Click here for podcast
Equestrian Legacy Radio
Campfire Cafe
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Click here for podcast
Around The Barn
December 16, 20012
Click here for podacst
Songwriter/singer Jim Jones joins us in the studio by phone from New Mexico. We enjoy chatting about what inspires his writings and music, and play a number of his songs. From New Mexico, singer/songwriter/award winning author Jim Jones called in to chat about his CD Borrowed Time and his Western novel series.
Around The Barn
July 21, 2012
Click here for podcast
The West...Then...Now...Next
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The West: Then...Now...Next
Jim Jones and Special Guests
Jim Jones
2006 Jim Jones Music
2006 Produced by Rick Huff and Jim Jones
Here's co-producer Rick Huff's thoughts on this CD:
Getting somewhere! It's fair to say that's what "The West:Then...Now...Next" is really about. The songs concern themselves with different eras of, events from and hopes for our great West. But within each song lies its own movement...from point launched to point reached, point raised to point made. Originally a concept album stemming from Jim's orientation toward "reporting" on things Western, our writing took its own course and other songs magically appeared that fit right in. Jim Jones draws inspiration from many sources, including his desire to provide life lessons and his ingrained respect for doing things the Cowboy Way. However, it's Jim's creativity in crafting his songs and his ability to deliver them that makes his a unique voice in contemporary Western Music. It also makes him great fun to work with! We were proud to have earned a #1 Power Source Western chart song in September '05 with the title tune from our last CD release, and Jim Jones and I are equally proud to offer you his newest in "The West:Then...Now...Next!" Now let's hope we're all "getting somewhere" we want to be!
-----Rick Huff, co-producer, Albuquerque, 2006
TRACK LISTING
1. That's What Cowboys Do 3:25
2. Power In The Wind 4:16
3. She Can't Do That 4:05
4. Someday Soon 3:48
5. Livin' Try 4:15
6. Skeleton Canyon 4:38
7. All My Trials Lead Home 4:36
8. These Cowboy Boots 3:27
9. Whiskeytown 5:06
10. Diggin' Billy 4:26
11. The Outlaw Dream 4:49
12. Lead, Follow, or Get Out of the Way 3:48
13. Another Page 2:14
14. Long May You Ride 3:18
Enjoy these live performances:
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening with The Cowboy Way
Jim Jones, Doug Figgs, Mariam Funke
Filmed January 28, 2016
Click here for link to the Live Concert
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening with Kristyn Harris and Jim Jones
2014 Female Performer and Male Performer of The Year
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Filmed at the Repertory East Playhouse
Click here for live Concert link!
Enjoy these radio interviews with author, songwriter, and performer, Jim Jones:
The Writer's Block Radio Show
LA Talk Radio
October 1, 2015
Click here for Podcast
Equestrian Legacy Radio
Campfire Cafe
Guests: Songwriters and Poets Jim Jones, Kristyn Harris, Almeda Bradshaw, John Bergstrom
April 16, 2015
Click here for podcast
Equestrian Legacy Radio
Campfire Cafe
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Click here for podcast
Around The Barn
December 16, 20012
Click here for podacst
Songwriter/singer Jim Jones joins us in the studio by phone from New Mexico. We enjoy chatting about what inspires his writings and music, and play a number of his songs. From New Mexico, singer/songwriter/award winning author Jim Jones called in to chat about his CD Borrowed Time and his Western novel series.
Around The Barn
July 21, 2012
Click here for podcast
Feels Like Home To Me
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Feels Like Home To Me
Jim Jones
201o Produced by Jim Jones
Available-1
Jim Jones tells it like it was, is and will be in the great American West. Native Texan transplanted to New Mexico, student of the West, he lives, sings and writes about cowboys, horses, cattle rustlers and such but he knows there's much more to the story. This CD features songs of love both lost and found, rivers, ranches, and even a ghost story or two! Many are originals of Jim's or songs he co-wrote with others.
In addition to being an award-winning singer/songwriter, Jim is also an award-winning Western novelist.
TRACK LISTING
1. Change is Comin' 3:30
2. Smoke of the Brandin' Fire 4:06
3. King 3:47
4. Feels Like Home To Me 3:56
5. Flow Rivers, Flow 4:37
6. The Nickel .44 3:53
7. Bet On Me and You 4:51
8. Shug's Tune 3:36
9. Cowboys 2:57
10. Wyatt's Lament 3:59
11. Sarah Calico 4:30
12. Roll On, Cowboys 4:06
Enjoy these live performances:
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening with The Cowboy Way
Jim Jones, Doug Figgs, Mariam Funke
Filmed January 28, 2016
Click here for link to the Live Concert
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening with Kristyn Harris and Jim Jones
2014 Female Performer and Male Performer of The Year
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Filmed at the Repertory East Playhouse
Click here for live Concert link!
Enjoy these radio interviews with author, songwriter, and performer, Jim Jones:
The Writer's Block Radio Show
LA Talk Radio
October 1, 2015
Click here for Podcast
Equestrian Legacy Radio
Campfire Cafe
Guests: Songwriters and Poets Jim Jones, Kristyn Harris, Almeda Bradshaw, John Bergstrom
April 16, 2015
Click here for podcast
Equestrian Legacy Radio
Campfire Cafe
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Click here for podcast
Around The Barn
December 16, 20012
Click here for podacst
Songwriter/singer Jim Jones joins us in the studio by phone from New Mexico. We enjoy chatting about what inspires his writings and music, and play a number of his songs. From New Mexico, singer/songwriter/award winning author Jim Jones called in to chat about his CD Borrowed Time and his Western novel series.
Around The Barn
July 21, 2012
Click here for podcast
Just Havin' Fun With Jason "Buck" Corbett & Friends
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Just Havin' Fun
With Jason "Buck" Corbett & Friends
Jason "Buck" Corbett
Los Angeles based Western musician, Jason "Buck" Corbett, is a cowboy, and gentleman who performs with warmth and an engaging smile. He is "just havin' fun" and so does his audience. Buck is a regular member of the IWMA Jam Sessions at Los Angeles' Autry Museum the third Sunday of every month as well as in other local Jams.
TRACK LISTING
1. The Wayward Wind
2. Saddle Tramp
3. Blue Shadows on the Trail
4. Never Start
5. Ghost Riders In The Sky
6. Bury Me Not On The Lone Prairie
7. My Rifle My Pony And Me
8. Cool Water
9. Santa Fe Trail
10. They Call The Wind Mariah
What I Do
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What I Do
Terry Brown
Available - 1
TRACK LISTING
1. Thank God I'm A Man
2. There's Only You
3. The Devils Overalls
4. She Don't Fight Fair
5. Missed It By That Much
6. Before There Was You
7. Anything
8. In Love In Tennessee
9. Love Don't Care
10. Unwanted Man
Radio Podcasts:
Legacy Radio Network
Campfire Cafe with hosts Gary Holt and Bobbi Jean Bell
Podcast May 14, 2020
Podcast September 13, 2018
Podcast January 25, 2018
Podcast February 5, 2015 Click here for the live interview with Terry Brown and Hilda Machado-Brown
Around The Barn Radio Show Guest
Saturday, September 21, 2013
KHTS 1220 AM
Click here for podcast link
http://khtspodcasts.com/barn-sep21-2013.mp3
March 10, 2012 It's All About Singin' and Ropin'!
Western singer/songwriter and performer TERRY BROWN joins us live in the studio and we PREMIERE tracks from his brand new CD, It's A Cowboy Thang
Oct. 15, 2011 It's All About Country Music and Trick Ropin' We Rounded-Up a great show for you on "Around the Barn." Guests include Country/Western Award Winner Terry Brown along with Ladies' Champion Trick and Fancy Roper - Hilda Machado.
LIve Performance:
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening With Terry Brown
Filmed September 26, 2013
Repertory East Playhouse
Click here for Concert Link
It's A Cowboy Thang
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It's A Cowboy Thang
Terry Brown
Available - 3
From Our Purveyor of Music:
From our good friend, Terry Brown, comes this release featuring Terry's original music. One of my favorites is "Friends." Terry invited local Western Music Association California Chapter members to join him on the video of this song, what fun we had! We are excited that Terry will be our "kick off" performer for the 2013-2014 SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series at The Repertory East Playhouse. And - we've just learned that the single, "Ride Cowboy Ride" is now on ranked #40 on the New Music Weekly Chart and #27 on the Top 30 Indie Music Chart!
TRACK LISTING
1. Ride Cowboy Ride
2. It's A Cowboy Thang
3. Another Bronc To Ride
4. Long Trail Home
5. Hurry Sundown
6. Follow Your Heart
7. The Legend of Silver Mountain
8. Life Is Just A Crapshoot
9. Cowgirls Make The Rules
10. Friends
Radio Podcasts:
Legacy Radio Network
Campfire Cafe with hosts Gary Holt and Bobbi Jean Bell
Podcast May 14, 2020
Podcast September 13, 2018
Podcast January 25, 2018
Podcast February 5, 2015 Click here for the live interview with Terry Brown and Hilda Machado-Brown
Around The Barn Radio Show Guest
Saturday, September 21, 2013
KHTS 1220 AM
Click here for podcast link
http://khtspodcasts.com/barn-sep21-2013.mp3
March 10, 2012 It's All About Singin' and Ropin'!
Western singer/songwriter and performer TERRY BROWN joins us live in the studio and we PREMIERE tracks from his brand new CD, It's A Cowboy Thang
Oct. 15, 2011 It's All About Country Music and Trick Ropin' We Rounded-Up a great show for you on "Around the Barn." Guests include Country/Western Award Winner Terry Brown along with Ladies' Champion Trick and Fancy Roper - Hilda Machado.
LIve Performance:
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening With Terry Brown
Filmed September 26, 2013
Repertory East Playhouse
Click here for Concert Link
A Cowboy Born A Hundred Years Too Late
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A Cowboy Born A Hundred Yeats Too Late
Terry Brown
Available - 2
TRACK LISTING
1. Born A Hundred Years Too Late
2. Ode To The Cowboy
3. Silver Spur
4. The Drover
5. Run With The Devil
6. Land of The Gun
7. Rockin' Chair Cowboy
8. Ain't This Fun
9. The Ride Of My Life
Radio Podcasts:
Legacy Radio Network
Campfire Cafe with hosts Gary Holt and Bobbi Jean Bell
Podcast May 14, 2020
Podcast September 13, 2018
Podcast January 25, 2018
Podcast February 5, 2015 Click here for the live interview with Terry Brown and Hilda Machado-Brown
Around The Barn Radio Show Guest
Saturday, September 21, 2013
KHTS 1220 AM
Click here for podcast link
http://khtspodcasts.com/barn-sep21-2013.mp3
March 10, 2012 It's All About Singin' and Ropin'!
Western singer/songwriter and performer TERRY BROWN joins us live in the studio and we PREMIERE tracks from his brand new CD, It's A Cowboy Thang
Oct. 15, 2011 It's All About Country Music and Trick Ropin' We Rounded-Up a great show for you on "Around the Barn." Guests include Country/Western Award Winner Terry Brown along with Ladies' Champion Trick and Fancy Roper - Hilda Machado.
LIve Performance:
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening With Terry Brown
Filmed September 26, 2013
Repertory East Playhouse
Click here for Concert Link
War Horse
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War Horse
GT Hurley
Available - 1
TRACK LIST
1. War Horse
2. Everclear Strong
3. Fire On The Mountain
4. Montana Wind
5. Lipstick Buckaroo
6. Sunrises and Sunsets
7. Six String Mistress
8. The Reminder
9. When Love Enters The Game
10. Horse Sweat and Texas Dirt
11. Boots On The Ground
FILMED JULY 17, 2014
An Evening with G.T. Hurley
Cowboy Singer/Songwriter, G.T. HURLEY breeds ranch raised Quarter Horses and makes his home under the shadows of the Crazy Mountains in Montana. Living, and working in the ranching community, he writes about the West as he sees it. Nominated by the Western Music Association in 2012 and again in 2013 for The Crescendo Award, he performs at popular festivals throughout the West including Heber City, Utah, Durango, Colorado, Elko, Nevada and Sierra Vista, Arizona. Opening for entertainers such as Baxter Black and Jon Chandler, G.T. plays the same stages as top performers Michael Martin Murphey, Dave Stamey, Juni Fisher, and Sons of the San Joaquin. His album, “Tough Horses,” was produced by renowned Cowboy Entertainer, Dave Stamey. “Tough Horses” was #1 on the Top 30 Album Play List for Western CD’s. "War Horses," his second album, was produced by Brenn Hill.
What others are saying. This is from an interview dated June 12, 2014 with GT Hurley and Jennifer Dennison of Western Horseman Magazine:
SCVTV PRESENTS THE OUTWEST CONCERT SERIES
TRIBUTE TO LES BUFFHAM
An Evening of Cowboy Poetry and Music OutWest
Filmed April 19, 2012
Click here for filmed concert link!
G.T. Hurley was one of the many musicians celebrating their musical partnership with poet/songwriter Les Buffham. In the first set he is the 3rd performer. Emceed by Marvin O'Dell.
Podcast of "Around the Barn"
December 1, 2012 WMA Crescendo Award Nominee, GT Hurley
Bobbi Jean, with Peter on the board, chat with call in guest Sue Reynolds and she shares information about the Literacy Festival. Then, singer/songwriter GT Hurley calls in from Montana, we talk about his personal style of music and the making of his latest CD, "Tough Horses."
SIGNED by GT HURLEY
Live!
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Live!
Ken Overcast
Released 2000
Available - 1
This live album has just about as much variety as you'll find in any live show. Ken Overcast does quite a few different styles in concert, and this shows most of them. We've got cowboy music, a little old 50's style rock and roll, a pretty uptown version of "San Francisco," and everything in between
1 Who Needs You
Skip Ewing & Mickey Cates © 1994 Acuff Rose Music, Inc.
BMI/Alabama Band Music (A division of Wild Country Inc.) ASCAP
2 Younger Yesterdays
David Wong © 1994 Bear Valley Music, BMI
3 Tequila Sunrise
Don Henley & Glen Frey © 1973 Cass Country Music/Red Cloud Music,
ASCAP All Rights Reserved. Used by permission.
4 Night Riders Lament
Michale Burton © 1975 Groper Music, BMI
5 The Cowboy Song
Roy Robinson © 1987 Bunkhouse Music, ASCAP
6 Dumas Walker
The Kentucky Headhunters/Songs of Polygram, BMI
7 A Cowboy and His Bride
Ken Overcast © 1994 Bear Valley Music, BMI
8 Memphis
Chuck Berry ARC Music/Isalee Music Publishing, BMI
9 Ghost Riders in the Sky
Stan Jones/Edwin H. Morris & Co. ASCAP
10 I Left My Heart in San Francisco
George Cory & Douglas Cross/Colgems EMI Music Inc., ASCAP
11 Move A Mountain
Ken Overcast © 1995 Bear Valley Music, BMI
Thinkin' Back
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Thinkin' Back
Ken Overcast
Released 2009
Available - 1
One of Ken's most popular, including some award winning yodelin'. A couple of these songs were on a compilation album that gets a lot of European air play.
1 Cow Creek
Jake Powell P.D./circa 1910 Arrangement:
© 1994 Bear Valley Music, BMI
2 Thinkin' Back
Ken Overcast/© 1994 Bear Valley Music, BMI
3 Ghost Riders in the Sky
Stan Jones/Edwin H. Morris & Co., BMI
4 How To Be A Man
Ken Overcast/© 1994 Bear Valley Music BMI
5 A Cowboy and His Bride
Ken Overcast/© 1994 Bear Valley Music BMI
6 Supper Time
Ira F. Stanphill/© 1950 Singspiration Music, ASCAP
All rights reserved, used by permission of Benson Music Group, Inc.
7 Life Is A Song
Ken Overcast/©1994 Bear Valley Music, BMI
8 Younger Days
David Wong/© 1994 Bear Valley Music
9 Masters Call
Marty Robbins/© 1959 renewed 1988 Mariposa Music, Inc.
Warner/Chappell, Inc. (outside of US), BMI
10 Rockin' Alone (In an Old Rockin' Chair)
William York/Fort Knox/Trio Music, BMI
11 A Cowboy's Heart
Ken Overcast/© 1994 Bear Valley Music, BMI
12 No wonder
Ken Overcast/© 1994 Bear Valley Music, BMI
The Cowboy Sings
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The Cowboy Sings
Syd Masters
Released 2009
Available - 1
From our Purveyor of Music:
I had the good fortune of meeting Syd Masters several years ago after a performance at the Autry Museum of Western Heritage (now the Museum of the American West). What fun this concert was! Syd Masters and The Swing Riders set the Western mood in swingin' style. He's fun, exuberant, dynamic and memorable. We're delighted to offer his most recent CD release featuring classic Western songs including 'Buffalo Gals,' 'Don't Fence Me In,' and 'Works All Done This Fall.' Equally entertaining are 'Frying Bacon in the Nude' and 'My Buckets Got A Hole In It.'
- Don't Fence Me In
- Santa Fe Waltz
- Take Her Dancin'
- Gypsy Davey
- Frying Bacon In The Nude
- El Paso
- Under New Mexico Skies
- Coyotes
- Ridin'
- Buffalo Gals
- My Buckets Got A Hole In It
- I Ride An Old Paint
- Works All Done This Fall
- Let The Train Whistle Blow
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One Step Away
Tune in for Recorded Radio Interviews!
Campfire Cafe on Equestrian Legacy Radio
Recorded November 19, 2015
Click here for Podcast link!
Around The Barn Guest
Recorded November 9, 2013
KHTS 1220 AM
Click here for Podcast
Unable to play directly from the website? Open your favorite player, like iTunes, click file, click open URL stream and paste this MP3 file:
http://khtspodcasts.com/barn-nov9-2013.mp3
Best Of Birth Of A Song
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Stuart Hamblen
2012 Hamblen Music Co.
Available - 3
Ever wonder about the stories behind the popular songs like "This Ole House" or "It Is No Secret" or "Blue Bonnets?" Singer/Songwriter Stuart Hamblen tells the stories behind how each song was written, and then sings the song. A little bit of history and a whole lot of entertainment!
1. Story of Blue Bonnets 7:17
2. Blue Bonnets 2:53
3. Story of This Ole House 5:28
4. This Ole House 3:29
5. Story of It Is No Secret 5:24
6. It Is No Secret 2:33
7. Story of Oklahoma Bill 8:55
8. Oklahoma Bill 2:54
9. Story of But For the Grace of God 5:42
10. But For The Grace of God 3:36
11. Story of Until Then 6:58
12. Until Then 2:28
13. Story of That's Just Livin' 6:06
14. That's Just Livin' 2:13
15. Story of Big Wicked Bill 4:50
16. Big Wicked Bill 3:02
Podcasts Around The Barn Radio Show
See inset photo of co-hosts Julie, Bobbi Jean with guest Bill Lindsay of Hamblen Music Company. "Around the Barn" on KHTS 1220 AM click here for interview with in-studio guest, Bill Lindsay, recorded August 11, 2012. Senior Vice President of Hamblen Music Company and grandson of singer/songwriter Stuart Hamblen. We'll catch up with Bill, enjoy stories and music of his grandfather's and make an announcement!
July 27, 2013
Bill Lindsay, Senior Vice President Hamblen Music
See last photo, L-R, Bill, Nancy Pitchford Zhe, Bobbi Jean Bell
Click here to listen to the podcast
Country
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Stuart Hamblen
1992 Hamblen Music Co.
Available - 2
One - shrink wrapped in soft cover
One - jewel case, without shrink wrap
1. Remember Me 3:22
2. Tho' Autumn's Coming On 2:50
3. A Few Things To Remember 2:50
4. Nothing Changes 4:24
5. Just A Man 2:39
6. So Dear To My Heart 3:07
7. This Ole House 4:06
8. Texas Plains 3:01
9. Blue Bonnets 2:52
10. Walkin' My Fortune 3:01
11. Across The Great Divide 2:51
12. Lonesome Like Nobody Knows 2:59
Podcasts Around The Barn Radio Show
See inset photo of co-hosts Julie, Bobbi Jean with guest Bill Lindsay of Hamblen Music Company. "Around the Barn" on KHTS 1220 AM click here for interview with in-studio guest, Bill Lindsay, recorded August 11, 2012. Senior Vice President of Hamblen Music Company and grandson of singer/songwriter Stuart Hamblen. We'll catch up with Bill, enjoy stories and music of his grandfather's and make an announcement!
July 27, 2013
Bill Lindsay, Senior Vice President Hamblen Music
See last photo, L-R, Bill, Nancy Pitchford Zhe, Bobbi Jean Bell
Click here to listen to the podcast
It Sings In The Hi-Line
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Kerry Grombacher
Available - 1
From our Purveyor of Music:
It was with great pleasure that I met singer/songwriter/performer Kerry Grombacher at the annual Western Music Association Conference and Showcase in 2011 and 2012. I had the opportunity to participate in engaging and informative workshop for professional musicians he led with another OutWest past performer, Juni Fisher. Although not a performer myself, I gleaned insight into the entertainer's world that I've applied to the OutWest Concert Series. Kerry Grombacher is unlike any other performer we've hosted - a unique voice and view of our western history, at times with wonderful Cajun flair, and a masterful storyteller. There is something for everyone in his performance - folk with a western flair. We are so pleased to feature him on Around The Barn in July and with a live performance at the Repertory East Playhouse in October. Join us!
2. Never Come Again 4:25
3. Almas Perdidas (Lost Souls) 6:03
4. Wild West Mambo 3:38
5. Moonrise, Hernandez NM 4:08
6. Blue Pony (Dream of Leaving Havre) 5:03
7. Crosses on the Side of the Road 3:36
8. Bison Wind 4:34
9. Valley of Shadows 6:07
10. Cajun Cowboy 3:01
11. Rock Springs 5:05
12. The Edge of the World 4:00
Campfire Cafe Radio Program
Equestrian Legacy Radio
Recorded August 20, 2015
Click here for podcast
Around The Barn Radio Program
Saturday, July 13, 2013
KHTS 1220 AM
Click here for podcast
http://khtspodcasts.com/barn-july13-2013.mp3
Enjoyed an evening of live entertainment:
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening With Kerry Grombacher
Thursday, October 27, 2016
Click for Concert Link
Riding For The Brand
$6.00 $15.00
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Kerry Grombacher
Available - 1
From our Purveyor of Music:
It was with great pleasure that I met singer/songwriter/performer Kerry Grombacher at the annual Western Music Association Conference and Showcase in 2011 and 2012. I had the opportunity to participate in engaging and informative workshop for professional musicians he led with another OutWest past performer, Juni Fisher. Although not a performer myself, I gleaned insight into the entertainer's world that I've applied to the OutWest Concert Series. Kerry Grombacher is unlike any other performer we've hosted - a unique voice and view of our western history, at times with wonderful Cajun flair, and a masterful storyteller. There is something for everyone in his performance - folk with a western flair. We are so pleased to feature him on Around The Barn in July and with a live performance at the Repertory East Playhouse in October. Join us!
2. Will Cowboy For Food
3. A Wolf's Come Down From the Mountains
4. The Old Trailer
5. Morning Comes to Mission Santa Fe
6. Close 'em on Up
7. Riding For The Brand
8. The Devil's in The Details
9. Ol' Jake
10. The Western Swing of Ray Reed's Day
11. Bell County
12. An Old Cowboy Growing Older
From the CD Liner Notes - Written by Jean Prescott of Abilene, TX
Riding for the Brand is Kerry Grombacher's second recording of contemporary cowboy and western songs, and it reveals Kerry's love of western folklore. His thought-provoking lyrics and innovative arrangements blend and intertwine to provide the listener with a delightfully colorful look at the west through the eyes of one who "came late to this country" - Kerry's own words in his lively swing tribute to the late and much loved western swing pioneer, Ray Reed. Although Kerry has only been writing and performing western music for a few years his sill as a songwriter is evident in this recording. From the touching "An Old Cowboy Growing Older," a poignant song about a dyng cowboy's remembrances, to the lovely "Morning Comes to Mission Santa Fe," a beautiful border love song, Kerry's songs will warm your heart and stir your emotions. Many times in life my trail has joined the trails of others on a similar journey and I have been blessed. I am pleased to travel the trails of western music with my friend, Kerry Grombacher. ---Jean Prescott
Campfire Cafe Radio Program
Equestrian Legacy Radio
Recorded August 20, 2015
Click here for podcast
Around The Barn Radio Program
Saturday, July 13, 2013
KHTS 1220 AM
Click here for podcast
http://khtspodcasts.com/barn-july13-2013.mp3
Enjoyed an evening of live entertainment:
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening With Kerry Grombacher
Thursday, October 27, 2016
Click for Concert Link
Sands Motel
$6.00 $15.00
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Kerry Grombacher
Available - 1
From our Purveyor of Music:
It was with great pleasure that I met singer/songwriter/performer Kerry Grombacher at the annual Western Music Association Conference and Showcase in 2011 and 2012. I had the opportunity to participate in engaging and informative workshop for professional musicians he led with another OutWest past performer, Juni Fisher. Although not a performer myself, I gleaned insight into the entertainer's world that I've applied to the OutWest Concert Series. Kerry Grombacher is unlike any other performer we've hosted - a unique voice and view of our western history, at times with wonderful Cajun flair, and a masterful storyteller. There is something for everyone in his performance - folk with a western flair. We are so pleased to feature him on Around The Barn in July and with a live performance at the Repertory East Playhouse in October. Join us!
2. Along the John Day River
3. Second Hand Smoke
4. Territorial Prison
5. Sands Motel
6. I Was In the Presence of an Angel Tonight
7. Whose Coat Was This?
8. Drams of New Orleans
9. The End of Love
10. Down From Norfolk
11. Take Her Back To Tulsa
12. These Memories
Campfire Cafe Radio Program
Equestrian Legacy Radio
Recorded August 20, 2015
Click here for podcast
Around The Barn Radio Program
Saturday, July 13, 2013
KHTS 1220 AM
Click here for podcast
http://khtspodcasts.com/barn-july13-2013.mp3
Enjoyed an evening of live entertainment:
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening With Kerry Grombacher
Thursday, October 27, 2016
Click for Concert Link
The Emigrant Trail
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The Emigrant Trail
Ray Doyle
Available - 1
From our Purveyor of Music:
Ray Doyle was a long-standing member of another of our favorite groups, Wylie and the Wild West. Now - on his own. This CD features Ray and his guitar...and his rich stories set to music. When he was a mere lad, his family emigrated from Ireland to Southern Ontario, Canada and later to California. His music is inspired by his personal experiences, and both the true stories and myths of the West. We hope you will enjoy his CD as much as we do.
TRACK LISTING
1. The Emigrant Trail
2. The Cowboy Life
3. The Great Divide
4. The Jigger Boss
5. The Vaquero Song
6. Mick Ryan's Lament
7. The Water is Wide
8. The Tennessee Stud
9. Rosalba
10. The Jewel
11. Canadian Railroad Trilogy
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening With Ray Doyle and Friends
Click here for concert link filmed August 14, 2010
Click here for a podcast of a live interview with Ray Doyle on "Around the Barn" recorded July 16, 2011.
Writes and Co-Writes Volume III
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Writes and Co-Writes Volume III
Les Buffham and Friends
Released 2012
1 Available
About this CD: A note from Les Buffham:
To: Locke Hamilton - Tanya Rose- Ken Graydon
"I wish to dedicate this project to three of my very dear friends of the western music family who passed on during the last year, leaving us with many fond memories. These wonderfully talented artists will be sorely missed everytime the curtain goes up."
TRACK LIST
CD notes include the stories behind the songs and the songwriter collaborations.
1. West of Santa Rosa (Devon Dawson)
2. Train Back to Texas (Walt Richards)
3. Simple Sound of Rain (Sally Harper Bates)
4. Simple Little Questions (Jean Prescott)
5. Irish Cowboy's Lament (Hank Cramer)
6. Three Days and Forty Fires (Richard Elloyan, Juni Fisher)
7. Wanda Walker (Patty Clayton)
8. Jornada Del Muerto (Jon Messenger)
9. Fiddler's Legacy (Les and Locke Hamilton)
10. Trail of Dreams (Marvin O'Dell)
11. No Wilder Place (Mary Kaye)
12. Man in the Moon (Chuck Cusimano)
13. We Rode Away (Dave Stamey)
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening of Cowboy Poetry and Music OutWest
Celebrate the Life and Works of Les Buffham
Filmed Friday, April 19, 2013
Click here for filmed concert
Photo #1 - Les with Bobbi Jean and performer Buffalo Bryan
Photo #2 is of Les with Featured Performers of his Tribute Concert L-R: GT Hurley, Ken Wilcox, Kristyn Harris, Les Buffham, Marvin O'Dell, Tom Hiatt, George Dickey
Writes and Co-Writes Volume 2
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Writes and Co-Writes Volume 2
Les Buffham and Friends
2009 Produced by Cody Bryant and Les Buffham
3 Available
TRACK LIST
1. Flowers in the Snow 3:28
2. Ain't No Worryin' Me 3:00
3. Four J's 3:43
4. Mourning Dove Song 2:51
5. Marryin' Kind 3:35
6. What a Cowboy Knows 1:46
7. Preacher's Sabbatical 4:00
8. Color of Love 3:44
9. The Bones of Benny Gray 3:54
10. Night Train Down the Yellowstone 3:13
11. Headstone by the Trail 3:59
12. Up On The High Ground 5:00
13. Belle of the Cowboy Ball 3:55
14. There's A Rodeo Behind Us 2:37
15. Words of a Poet 5:04
16. Paint the Brown Grass Green: 3:26
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series
An Evening of Cowboy Poetry and Music OutWest
Celebrate the Life and Works of Les Buffham
Filmed Friday, April 19, 2013
Click here for filmed concert
Photo #1 - Les Buffham with Kristyn Harris
Photo #2 -Les Buffham with Bobbi Jean
Spell Of The Yukon
$6.00 $14.00
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Stuart Hamblen
2010 Hamblen Music Co.
Available - 2
1. Shake the Hand of a Man
2. The Shooting of Dan McGrew
3. The Lure of the Little Voices
4. Pokolodie Bill Left His Soul Behind
5. Spell of the Yukon
6. Send Me The Lady
7. The Cremation of Sam McGee
8. Make-Believe Boy
9. Big Wicked Bill
10. Mush
Podcasts Around The Barn Radio Show
See inset photo of co-hosts Julie, Bobbi Jean with guest Bill Lindsay of Hamblen Music Company. "Around the Barn" on KHTS 1220 AM click here for interview with in-studio guest, Bill Lindsay, recorded August 11, 2012. Senior Vice President of Hamblen Music Company and grandson of singer/songwriter Stuart Hamblen. We'll catch up with Bill, enjoy stories and music of his grandfather's and make an announcement!
July 27, 2013
Bill Lindsay, Senior Vice President Hamblen Music
See last photo, L-R, Bill, Nancy Pitchford Zhe, Bobbi Jean Bell
Click here to listen to the podcast
What A Man's Got To Do
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What A Man's Got To Do
Brenn Hill
Available - 1
TRACK LISTING
1. Meet Me In McCall
2. Caffeine
3. The Onyx Mine
4. The Ballad of Buffalo Brogan
5. Sweetwater Beach
6. What a Man's Got To Do
7. Oakbrush
8. She Loves Me Anyway
9. The Ballad of Pogue and Elms
10. Casa Blanca
11. Debt
12. Jeremiah's Last Ride
13. The Gaping Jaws of Hell
14. Into The Wind
15. Simple Things
Endangered
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Endangered
Brenn Hill
Available - 1
From Red Cliffs Press:
ENDANGERED, Brenn Hill's fifth album, features deep insight into the heart and soul of life in the west as he boldly takes on delicate issues like conservation, romance, and the indomitable Western spirit. Crisp cinematic imagery is abundant throughout each of the fourteen cuts. Produced and arranged by Veteran Record Producer and songwriter Eddie Schwartz, "Endangered" will take you on a journey through the west of yesterday and today and offer new perspective and insight into the cowboy of the 21st Century.
TRACK LISTING
1. Buckaroo Tattoo
2.Legacy Highway
3. Pick Up Truck Cafe
4.Last of the Red Rock Riders
5. Dance Like The Fire
6. Pierce
7. My Old Chevy
8. Be Back In Texas
9. Mirror of Your Eyes
10. One Hand In The Riggin'
11. Canadians
12. Little John
13. Lost River Outpost
14. Endangered
Father to Father
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Father to Father
Jim "Curly" Musgrave
Available - 1
TRACK LISTING
1. One Last Trail 6:09
2. A Cowboy Farewell 4:15
3. Master's Hand 2:56
4. Thanks, The Old Cowboy's Prayer 4:19
5. Prairie Silent Night 5:13
6. Satan Stallion 4:01
7. Make My Heaven Colorado 6:45
8. Peace Maker (spoken intro) 4:05
9. I Was There 5:03
10. Father to Father 3:42
11. God Be With You Till We Meet Again 4:12
Classics II
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Classics II
Sourdough Slim
Released 2008
Available - 1
From the CD:
Fifteen epic renditions of some of the greatest cowboy songs of all time. Sourdough follows up his hugely popular 2007 release with more of the best of the West on "Classics II." Backed up by some of the finest cowboy musicians in the business. Classic songs sung by a classic artist.
TRACK LISTING
Ridin' Down The Canyon
The Strawberry Roan
Rawhide
Silver On The Sage
Home On The Range
The Musket Came Down From The Door
Twilight On The Trail
I'm Casting My Lasso Towards The Sky
Red River Valley
Left My Gal In The Mountains
Mule Train
Carry Me Back To The Lone Prairie
The Old Chisholm Trail
Chime Bells Yodel
Ragtime Cowboy Joe
From our Purveyor of Music:
Sourdough Slim was our guest on "Around the Barn," KHTS 1220 AM
3/30/2013 Click here for the Podcast
6/4/2011 Click here for the Podcast!
Troy Andrew Smith
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It's Been A Long Distance
Troy Andrew Smith
TRACK LISTING
1. It's Been a Long Distance- Poem 3:03
2. Friends -Introduction :06
3. Friends - Poem 1:04
4. Two O' Clock in the Morning-Introduction :24
5. Two O' Clock in the Morning -Song 3:59
6. Old Barns - Introduction :11
7. Old Barns - Poem 2:28
8. The Storm - Poem 1:53
9. You're Still Not Around - Song 3:36
10. It Happens Every Year-Introduction :13
11. It Happen Every Year - Poem 1:24
12. Remember Me - Poem 1:24
13. Covered by the Rain Song 2:11
14. Jack Black and Old Willie - Introduction :14
15. Jack Black and Old Willie - Song 3:59
16. From Across the Campfire - Introduction :10
17. From Across the Campfire - Poem 1:32
18. Here's to the Ladies - Introduction :18
19. Here's to the Ladies Song 2:58
20. The Morning - Poem 1:26
21. The Homestead - Poem 1:10
22. Tawna Jean - Song 2:44
23. What is a Cowboy - Poem 1:46
24. The Bath - Poem :59
25. Living My Life Without You - Song 3:46
From our Purveyor of Music:
Troy is a friend of OutWest having performed here, been a guest on the radio show, Around the Barn, that OutWest's Bobbi Jean co-hosts, and appeared at several of our author events. At long last, his original music and poetry is available airplay 24/7! Here's what Country Music DJ, Dixie McCorkell, has to say about this CD:
Just listened to your album! Fabulous poetry and great songs. I'd love to play some of the songs on my syndicated show "Country Legends In The Making" that reaches 400 am/fm stations around the world. Take a look at my radio site and even listen to the recorded version of the show there if you like.
--Dixie McCorkell CMA/CCMA/ECMA
--Triplestrand Productions
About this CD:
Western Novelist, Cowboy Poet, Actor, Singer, Screenwriter and all around Entertainer, TROY ANDREW SMITH has lead the life he writes and sings about in, It's Been a Long Distance. His poems carry a warmth and truth that only comes from the experience of, "having been there and done that." His greatest reward in the entertainment business is when someone comes up to him and tells him how much they enjoyed one of his songs, poems or books. So, kick back, listen and enjoy, It's Been a Long Distance.
Podcast Interviews with Troy Andrew Smith:
Rendezvous With A Writer
Writer's Block Radio Show
LA Talk Radio, November 19, 2015
Click here for Podcast
March 12, 2011 Podcast Radio interview
"Around the Barn with Heads Up" KHTS 1220 AM
with guests Troy Andrew Smih and C. Courtney Joyner
March 13, 2010 Podcast Radio interview
Cowboy Cool
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Cowboy Cool
Royal Wade Kimes
Wonderment Records 2004
Inspired and influenced by heroes such as John Wayne, Roy Rogers, and Gene Autry, Royal Wade Kimes embodies the spirit of the American Cowboy. Kimes' music brings back the "western" in "country and western" music. His lyrics evoke images of gunslingers, lawmen, and modern day cowboys.
TRACK LISTING
01 Ponies
02 Modern Day Drover
03 Cowboys Only Cry in the Rain
04 Wild Love
05 Feelin Stud
06 The White Horse
07 Ruth Ann
08 Lost Soul Lookin for a Grave
09 The Shooting Star
10 Lonesome Cowboy
11 I'm a Cowboy
12 Knockin' on Heaven's Door
"Around The Barn" Podcast
Recorded December 7, 2013
Call-In Interview with Royal Wade Kimes
Take a Listen!
Snow
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Snow
Royal Wade Kimes
Wonderment Records
Available - 1, not shrink wrapped, one small crack lower right jewel case, sealed across the top
Not since Bing Crosby and Dean Martin has anyone covered the Christmas Classics like Royal Wade Kimes. His rich soulful voice will make you smile and cry with the memories that each song will evoke. Get into the holiday spirit, especially with the sure-to-be new Christmas Classic, Mistletoe, an original tune by RWK that will have you singing along and put you in the holiday mood.
TRACK LISTING
1. White Christmas 3:50
2. What Child Is This 2:23
3. Pretty Paper 2:51
4. Santa Claus is Coming to Town 2:21
5. Silent Night 2:56
6. Blue Christmas 3:02
7. Silver Bells 2:58
8. I'll Be Home for Christmas 2:58
9. Away in a Manger 2:34
10. Mistletoe 2:33
"Around The Barn" Podcast
Recorded December 7, 2013
Call-In Interview with Royal Wade Kimes
Take a Listen!
A Fork In The Road
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Tumbleweed Rob & The Southwest Junction
Available - 2
2. When You Look At Me 3:50
3. Ida Lou / Ida Lee 3:49
4. Dixie Lily 2:43
5. Home Again 2:13
6. The Lucky One 3:09
7. Roy Rogers 3:32
8. I Don't Want to Be a Cowboy Anymore 3:27
9. Life in Kid World 4:18
10. It Might As Well Be You 3:51
OutWest has been blessed to share the road with talented singer/songwriter and performer, Rob Wolfskill, for the past several years. We looked forward to the release of this CD and were honored when he chose to premiere it on "Around the Barn" - (click the link above for that fun podcast.) This CD fulfills its promise - a terrific selection of 'Tumbleweed Rob's" favorites - songs by songmakers that have been his longtime favorites and influencers, and original music written from his heart. This is an artist with great heart and passion for great music who refuses to be pigeon holed in one musical genre. His voice has never sounded better (he harmonizes with himself on several tracks) and that voice will melt your heart with songs like Ida Lou/Ida Lee, When You Look At Me, and The Lucky One.
There isn't a listener of any age that won't be touched by Fork In The Road. Who hasn't traveled along life's road and not encountered at least one beckoning fork? Let this be the soundtrack of your life's journey.
SCVTV Presents The OutWest Concert Series:
An Evening with Tumbleweed Rob &
The Southwest Junction
January 22, 2015
Repertory East Playhouse
Click here for live concert link!
Equestrian Legacy Radio "Campfire Cafe"
Host Gary Holt, Co-Host Bobbi Jean Bell
January 8, 2015
Click here for Podcast
Around The Barn Podcast, February 16, 2013
Enjoy a live interview with Rob Wolfskill, "Tumbleweed Rob," recorded on February 16, 2013 on "Around The Barn" on KHTS 1220 AM. Rob shares the stories behind the songs and several receive their first air play! History was made! Click here for the podcast.
The Ballad of Kitty Jo
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Mountain Saddle Band
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This is the first CD of the Mountain Saddle Band.
"Around the Barn" interview with Stephen Harrington
Lead with the Mountain Saddle Band
Podcast recorded Saturday, April 27, 2013, KHTS Radio
Click here for Recorded Podcast
1. Kitty Jo of the Mogolion Rim and Cattle Call
2. A Dollar A Day
3. Ridin' Easy With The Sun
4 Broker 'n The Ten Commandments
5. High Lonesome Cowboy
6. A Cowboy's Dream
7. Goin' Back Home for Christmas
8. Boy Howdy Kitty Jo!
9. Where I Want To Be
10. A Little Piece of Heaven
11. Home on the Range
12. Spring Surprise
13. Mendin' Fences
14. Christmas 'Neath The Mogollian
15. Ridin' Down The Canyon
16. Yellow Flower Season
17. When The Work's All Done This Fall
18. Farewell Kitty Jo
19. The Last Cattle Drive
20. Kitty Jo Creek