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Subscribe to the Backforty Bunkhouse Newsletter At BACKFORTY BUNKHOUSE NEWSLETTER Cowtown Society of Western Music Joe Baker, Publisher ‘2009 Publication of the Year’ 2009-Western Swing Society, Distributed by BACKFORTY BUNKHOUSE PRODUCTIONS Sacramento Hall Of Fame 106 Roswell St. Ruidoso,NM 88345 (575) 808-4111 Home of Backforty Roundup and CD Chorale 2008-Western Swing Music Society Of Seattle - Pioneers Backforty Bunkhouse Publishing BMI Of Western Swing Hall Of Fame Venue/Show Productions *** Western Music Radio Marketing www.BackfortyBunkhouse.com *** 2007-Western Swing Music Society Southwest - Hall Of Fame [email protected] www.MySpace.com/BackfortyBunkhouse 2004-Cowtown Society Of twitter.com/backfortyBH Western Music - Disc Jockey Of The Year Established January 2007 2004-Academy Of Western Artists Howard Higgins, Co-Founder & Advisor - Disc Jockey Of The Year Joe Baker, Co-Founder & Publisher 2004-Cowtown Society Of Cheryl LeBleu,Editor Western Music Heroes Of Western Swing Hall Of Fame The Backforty Bunkhouse Newsletter is sent to over 1,050 email subscribers Cowtown Society of Western monthly and is growing every day. There are DJs, artists and fans whose Music – Membership Director interests are Western Swing, Traditional Country, Cowboy Poetry, Cowboy Heritage and Texas Honky Tonk music genres. We solicit your comments, suggestions and ways we may better serve you. If you do not want to receive this newsletter and want to be removed from our mailing list, reply to this email by entering “UNSUBSCRIBE” in the subject box of the email. Joe Baker’s Backforty Bunkhouse Show is broadcast on 50,000 watt KRUI, 1490AM News-Talk-Tourism & 100,000 watt KWMW, 105.1FM, “Real Country W-105” every Saturday morning 6 am to 10 am in Ruidoso, New Mexico covering New Mexico & West Texas.Member: Western Music Broadcasters Association (WMBA.) Also available ‘Streaming Live’ 24/7 on the www.MTDRadio.com internet at www.BackfortyBunkhouse.com Click on Real Country W-105 Logo. www.Backfortybunkhouse.com Consider joining “The Western Swing Guild” at www.WesternSwingGuild.com Lisa Morales, General Manager - MTD Media Eddie Ferrell, Editor – Ruidoso Free Press Will Rooney, Assistant Manager – MTD www.backfortybunkhouse.com Radio Operations MARCH 2011 PLAYLISTS 3 ARTICLES 5 JOE BAKER 5 JULIE CARTER 6 CHUCK CUSIMANO 7 ALISA DOLLAR 8 BOBBE SEYMOUR 9 EMPTY SADDLES 10 OTOTHERHER NEWS 13 UPCOMING EVENTS 15 www.swinginwest.com www.Texascountyline.tv www.nchacutting.com www.cowboypoetry.com www.awaawards.org www.westernmusic.com www.cowtown-swm.org www.cdtex.com westernswingsociety.org [email protected] [email protected] 2 PLAYLISTS JOE BAKER’S TOP 20 March 2011 Join over 1050 subscribers! Subscribe to the Backforty Bunkhouse Newsletter at: www.Backforty Bunkhouse Western Swing Western Music/Cowboy Poetry 1. Brady Bowen, In My Spare Time – Vol. 6 1. Bar D Roundup, Vol.5 CowboyPoetry.com 2. Asleep At The Wheel & Leon Rausch, It’s A 2. Yvonne Hollenbeck, Sorting Time Good Day 3. R.J. Vandygriff, The Cowboy Ain’t Dead Yet 3. Tony Harrison & Hot Texas, Swingin’ Big Vol.3 4. Gayla Earlene, Traditional Sugar 4. The Texas Trailhands, Cowboy Swing, Vol. 5. Tom Houston, Tuxedo Country, Vol.#2 2 6. Lonnie Spiker, Coming To A Honky Tonk Near 5. Richard Elloyan, This Side Of The Dirt You 6. Larry McWhorter, Cowboy Poet (Prescott) 7. Jody Nix, Twin Fiddles Turn Me On 7. Ken Cook, Cowboys Are Like That 8. Randy Brown, High Price Of Low Living 8. Stardust Cowboys, Ridin’ Back To You 9. Jimmy Burson, Back In The Swing 9. Chuck Woller, (D. Johnson Vocals) Desert 10. Mike Siler, Live At Legends Corner Vol. 1 & 2 Moon 11. Larry Goddard, Long Way Back To Texas 10. Steve Anderson, Old Man Talking 12. Racheal Hester, Only Time Will Tell 11. Gil Prather, Last Of The Border Cowboys 13. Johnny Lyon, Wynn Stewart Fav, Vol.#3 12. Patty Parker, Southwest Serenade 14. Johnny Gimble, Celebrating With Friends 13. Horse Crazy, Daughters Of The West 15. Jerry Webb, “Live” At Pearl’s CD/DVD 14. Jim Jones, Feels Like Home To Me 16. Billy Mata, This Is Tommy Duncan Vol.#2 15. Backforty Roundup Vol. #47 17. David Ball, Sparkle City 16. Hugh McLennan, The Creak Of The Leather 18. Eddie McAlvain, Whatever You Want Me To Be 17. Mark Compere, Cowboy Songs 19. Chuck Cusimano, Swing me A Song 18. Chuck Cusimano, Wind Blow My Blues 20. Gena Roberts, Shuffle Back To Me Away 19. Allan Chapman, West Of The 98th Meridian 20. Frank Fara, Songs of the Untamed West www.Cowboysymposium.org Ruidoso, New Mexico mountainannies.com 3 "SWINGIN' WEST" Mike Gross KSEY-FM Seymour, Texas swinginwest.com MARCH 2011 radioksey.com SONGS ALBUMS 1. It’s a Good Day- Leon Rausch & Asleep at 1. It’s a Good Day- Leon Rausch & Asleep at the Wheel (Bismeaux) the Wheel (Bismeaux) 2. Lonestar Ladies- Ray Sanders (Hillside) 2. Have You Ever Even Heard of Milton Brown?- 3. The Mighty Santa Fe- The Tumbling Great Recession Orchestra of Ft. Worth, TX Tumbleweeds 3. Swing Big- Tony Harrison & Hot Texas 4. Texas To A “T”- The Ball Family 4. It’s A Swing Thing- Tony Smith 5. Angel Judy- Jody Nix (Hillside) 5. Twin Fiddles Turn Me On- Jody Nix (Hillside) 6. Oklahoma- 1955- Les Gilliam (Lunacy) 6. Back in the Saddle Again- Buck Pizzarelli & 7. Sweet Maddie Cates- RJ Vandygriff (CSP) West Texas Tumbleweeds (Arbors) 8. Trudie Sweet Trudie- Richard Lee Cody 7. 3 Trails West- 3 Trails West 9. That’s What I Call Cookin’- Carolyn Martin 8. Live at Pearls- Jerry Webb (CD & DVD) 10. Driftin’ Again- RW Hampton (Cimarron 9. Oklahoma- 1955- Les Gilliam (Lunacy) Sounds) 10. Goodbye Liza Jane Hello Western Swing- Lone Pine Western Swing Band (Gandy Dancer) LEESWING88 TOP 12 CDs & SONGS Lillies Ohlsson Bennerstigen 120 SE-733 95 SALA * SWEDEN TOP 12 CDS TOP 12 SONGS 1. This Is Tommy Duncan, Vol.1, Billy Mata & The 1. Beale Street Blues – Milton Brown & His Texas Tradition Brownies 2. Master Of The Electric Steel Guitar, Bob Dunn 2. Black Rider – Billy Mata & The Texas Tradition 3. Thumbin´ It, Bobby Koefer 3. Heartbreak Town – Country Night Live 4. Swing Me A Song, Chuck Cusimano 4. I´ll Sail My Ship Alone – Cornell Hurd Band 5. Proven, Clint Martin 5. Mira Las Palomas – Mike Blakely 6. The Songs Of Moon Mullican, Cornell Hurd Band 6. My First Taste Of Texas – Ed Bruce 7. The Right Five, Vol.1, Country Night Live 7. Night Coach Out Of Dallas – Jake Hooker 8. Love & Heartache, Gaylynn Robinson 8. Somewhere South Of San Antone – Tommy 9. Celebrating With Friends, Johnny Gimble Hooker 10. Austin To Boston, R.W. Hampton 9. Soy De San Luis – Texas Tornados 11. Blaze Across the West. Tumbling Tumbleweeds 10. Stompin´ At The Honky Tonk – Bob Dunn´s 12. Esta Bueno!, Texas Tornados Vagabonds 11. Swing Me A Song – Chuck Cusimano 4 12. T Texas Saturday Night – Tommy Lucas 5 WYN MACHON Oamaru Heritage Radio 88.3 FM and Moeraki 107 FM 5 Lowther St. Oamaru 9400 Whitestone City, New Zealand [email protected] Stephen R Cheney, Blueberry Hill. Tammy Jones , It Is No Secret What God Can Do Deb Beckett, Ode To Elsie The Cox Family , When God Dips His Pen Of Love In My Heart Johnny Paycheck ,Elijah Marshall Clary , Jesus Wept Dottie West ,Let Love Come Lookin' For You The English Chorale , Swing Low Brady, Stewart , Green & Young, Ride On David Thomas , The Message Of Love Wendy Lynn Snider, Online Flower Deborah Pira , Lamb Of God Steve Roberson , Howling At The Moon Grace Bawden , If I Only Had Wings Cole Millington, The Tears Will Flow David Charles Combo , Balance Your Life With Jesus Marty Maggio , Faded Love Country Sound , Put On The New Self Ron Kinkham & Neon Rain, To Be Together Forever The Oak Ridge Boys , I'll Wake Up On The Other Side ARTICLES WESTERN SWING GUILD President’s Report By Joe Baker, President I'm very pleased with the latest secretary's report and have generated in the world of western swing, traditional country and country gospel music the attention we all were looking for. "The Western Swing Guild, LLC" makes all of us a non-profit Limited Liability Company. I would like to send out a huge "Thank You" to the Backforty Bunkhouse Newsletter editor, Cheryl LeBleu, for her legal assistance in securing the LLC status for The Western Swing Guild. In just a few more days, we will have The Western Swing Guild,LLC bank account with Wells Fargo completed. As we all go on our ways, some folks to dances and musicians going to gigs throughout the country, please feel free to talk about the WSG to your audiences and friends along the way. One of our goals is to bring the WSG into existing functions. Most of the voting members have already voted “Yes” to buying a WSG Banner, which all of us can use at venues across the country. Our membership advisor, Howard Higgins, has added something to the way we vote. Now, as a vote has been cast, your email vote will also have the subject of the vote as well. My hat’s off to Howard for his continued attention to the details on how to make our jobs easier all the way. We are making huge strides with the WSG and I sincerely thank each of you for your quick response on the voting items. We are keeping all items that have voted on and this will make all of our jobs easier when we are writing the WSG by-laws. We are certainly making the WSG happen and we can’t do this without all of you.
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