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http://www.cowboyfestival.org/Quote:
Originally Posted by Tiger Army Never Die
This event is every year in Santa Clarita, California. It just so happens that it's now conflicting with SC since they moved the weekend up.
California has a rich history of cowboys including music, poetry, miners etc.... You can go hang out with cowboys who were in all the westerns back in the day at a local restaurant in Sun Valley. They have a club that meets for breakfast.
I went to a cowboy poetry festival in Big Bear, and I have been hooked ever since. My favorite since then is Dave Stamey...just love his poetry/music. I can listen and visual the ole west and running the fence lines...and some cute fun songs too.
All I gotta say is bring on STAGECOACH!!! I am soooo ready for this weekend to start!!!
If that was rude, you need to buy a dog or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tiger Army Never Die
Have fun with the 'Hot Dog Convention' when the poetry is going off. Nick13 is all you - go for it.
FYI - I was raised in the Midwest.
Have a good time.
--J
Is it weird that the two acts I'm most excited to see, I just saw at Wagon Wheel?
Let me guess Phil Vassar and Jason Aldean???Quote:
Originally Posted by unclefeiny
I know Phil is one of yours because he was AMAZING!!! we all said so!!
And thanks for the rundown Cedar - I don't know half of them!!
how exciting to play with him! I love Dolye Lawson!! the main reason i do love him is precisely because of the high energy. it's feel good music to me, i was just listening to them last night. as you said it's not for everyone but personally i love the bluegrass feel & sound that they bring to the table. can't wait to see you guys at SC!Quote:
Originally Posted by lightningleek
Well done, Phil's one of my top three or four country artists and I've been listening to Aldean a lot lately, have become obsessed with Wide Open (the song) for some reason.Quote:
Originally Posted by caligirlUCR
Getting this thread going again...
--J
too easy . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by unclefeiny
I was not a huge Phil fan til I saw him at Wagon wheel... he just loves what he does and makes the crowd feel like the are up there with him.. huge Phil fan now, glad SC got himQuote:
Originally Posted by caligirlUCR
Same here - I always liked Phil but after his Wagon Wheel preformance I was so impressed!!! I am very excited to see him again!
I third that!!Quote:
Originally Posted by caligirlUCR
I was so excited to see him at WWF, you were all "ehh, whatevs, he has like what, two good songs?"Quote:
Originally Posted by Chevgirl357
LMAO, and then he FLOORED me! Was so awesome! I've gotten to like a lot of artists by seeing them live. Take Brad Paisley. Was soooo not a fan until SC last year!Quote:
Originally Posted by unclefeiny
I had been telling all of you for 4 years how awesome Phil is. People just dont listen to me.
[COLOR="DeepSkyBlue"]Listened to what they use to call "Country & Western" growing up. Thought I only tolerated it because of my folks. After I was on my own I realized I loved it as well as most kinds of music. I am especially looking forward to the older acts, even I some of them are pushing 90, bless their lil' hearts. Merle, Merle, and more MERLE. My Aunt & Uncle owned a honkey tonk in Bakersfield, let's hear it for the Bakersfield sound. Wish Dwight was appearing again. Hope everyone has a great time. [/COLOR]
My 74 Year old Grandma saw Phil last year and she swears it is the best country act she has ever seen. She still rocks it to new artists as well, so she has plenty of reference. She went with, what she said were "a bunch of young gals" who I guess were going nuts for him. The thing about Phil that not many people know is that he has written 42 number one songs for OTHER people! "I'm all, i'm all, i'm all right...I guess I'm doin' all right..." He even lays down the tracks (beats) and plays over 10 instruments.
Not missing Phil, for sure!
--J
who cares what everyone thinks!!! we can all party and just enjoy fine country music cant we?
I think I'll drink to that