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¥ Page 1 Page 2, August 2005 The Buffalo Chip Gazette Blue Yellow Red Black ...a 71,000 Acre Wildlife Park & Resort Getaway. Needles Highway Special 6 Gift Outdoor BBQ’s Shops Fine Dining Iron at 4 Resorts Mountain Road Historic Lodges Trout Fishing Wildlife Loop Road 4 Mountain Lakes Wildlife Viewing Tour Scenic Drives throughout Custer State Park! Park Entrance Fee: $5.00 Per Person, Valid Seven Days BLACK HILLS•SOUTH DAKOTA Information: 605-255-4515 Lodging: 800-658-3530 Camping: 800-710-CAMP(2267) www.custerstatepark.info Photos SD Dept. of Tourism and Mike Wolforth. Page 2 The Buffalo Chip Gazette August 2005, Page 3 Rod and Carol Woodruff WELCOME HOME BIKERS! Thanks for returning to the Best Party Anywhere Yup. It’s time for another They are the best quality and variety Anywhere! For ticket information visit marathon broadcast of "All Roads Lead reunion and we’re very happy to available and help make The Chip unique buffalochip.com, or call (605) 892-4101. To The Chip" on VH-1 Classic. share a few days of our lives with among the largest musical events in the You may want to watch your televi- Well, that’s it. Have a good time. Let you. Thanks for returning to the country. Our entertainers know The Chip sion programming once you return us know how we can do better for you best party anywhere. And thanks isn’t just about the show - it’s about the home. A number of television shows next year. Thanks for being friends. for bringing your RV’s. It’s also people and the "unique ambiance" that have again expressed an interest in Thanks for supporting the charities that great to see The Chip’s attendance you’ve created. In short, they come recording the 2005 Buffalo Chip. You approaching 50 percent female. because they love the way you make may see yourself on The Travel work with the Chip. And, like always - Veteran Chippers will again notice them feel. You’ve made the Chip Channel, National Geographic or the Ride Free, Take Risks and we’ll see the Chip’s crew has been busy mak- "Legendary" and that makes our job easi- Outdoor Life Network. And be sure to your smiling faces next year. ing improvements. You make sug- er. Remember, concerts are free when watch the Labor Day weekend’s Woody, Carol and crew gestions, the Crew works hard to you camp at The Chip. make them happen and the party gets If you’re not camping at the better. Chip this year, or if you are just We hope you’ll enjoy the various late in making reservations there is entertainers who appear at The Chip. still time to enjoy The Best Party REMEMBER:Concerts are free when you camp at the Chip! For tickets go to buffalochip.com or call (605) 892-4101 The Buffalo Chip Gazette was produced in association with The Buffalo Chip Campground, LLC, by The Black Hills Pioneer, 315 Seaton Circle, Spearfish, SD 57783. Stewart Huntington, publisher. Phone: (605) 642-2761. Editor: Wendy Pitlick Master Lock IT’S YOUR MOTORCYCLE... Street Cuffs Bolt Cutter DON’T LOSE IT! Tough CUFF IT! — Originate Keys from Scratch for your Motorcycle and other locks — Master Padlocks — Chains Gene’s Lock Shop 521 Main St., Spearfish • 605-642-4542 Page 3 Page 4, August 2005 The Buffalo Chip Gazette Keith on the FASTto legendary TRACK stardom BY JUSTIN BRAKE Buffalo Chip Gazette Keith’s unrelenting write, record, tour BUFFALO CHIP — When Toby Keith takes to the Buffalo Chip Campground stage cycle is in full spin and if the persistence Aug. 10 in Sturgis, Rally-goers and country ensues, the Oklahoma-born former semi- music fans alike are in for a real treat. After all, the two- pro football player and oil rig worker time Academy of Country Music Entertainer of the Year has hit a stride that is carrying him and his new autobio- might just be on his way to not just the graphical album Honkytonk University toward greatness by all music industry standards. level of stardom only a few Over the past 12 years Keith has recorded and achieve, but a career of longevity like that released 13 albums and has steadily built a fan base that is now so large that nothing seems to have an of George Strait or Willie Nelson. effect on his record sales and sold-out tour stops across the country. pens to you as a songwriter. Now, Keith opens up to a fuller extent "You’re going to write enough of them that one’s going to with Honkytonk University, a collection of 12 personal songs that give us an end up psychedelic or something," he said. inside look at his life—from lessons his Keith’s unrelenting write, record, tour cycle is in full spin father taught him to the Merle Haggard and if the persistence ensues, the Oklahoma-born former semi- duet he only ever dreamed of record- pro football player and oil rig worker, might just be on his way ing, to a lyrics-driven song he never to not just the level of stardom only few achieve, but a career thought he could write. of longevity like that of George Strait or Willie Nelson. "I’ve never written anything quite The only unfortunate part of Keith’s visit to the Black Hills like it," explains Keith of Big Blue is his lack of spare time to enjoy the rally—he may not be Note, a "Dear John" love song spon- able to show off his famous "Angry American" Chopper in taneously written late one night Sturgis. with co-writer Scotty Emerick. "It’s Keith will take the Wolfman Jack Stage at the Buffalo Chip just one of those things that hap- at 10:30 p.m. BLACK HILLS LAUNDRY SERVICE Pickup & Delivery 7 Days a Week Accessories for your current model Yamaha 24 Hour Turnaround Time in Stock Now! 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During Rally Week, we will have: FRESH LOCAL PRODUCE, FRESH FRUIT, SPECIALTY FOODS ONLY 10 MINUTES FROM STURGIS Spearfish OUTDOOR BARBECUE Exit 14 Amoco • I-90 Exit 14 Integrity Ford • • Wal-Mart Super Center FEATURING Take I-90 Colorado Blvd. Colorado West from ★ I-90 Outdoor Sturgis to I-90 Exit 14 • 605-642-7731 Motor Burgers, Bratwurst, Grilled Sports Exit 14 3245 Colorado Blvd., Spearfish, SD Spearfish Corn and Cold Beverages North ★ Sturgis For online shopping & schedule of events visit www.outdoor-motorsports.com *Cash back offer good on select models. Finance offer available at participating Yamaha dealers on the Yamaha card, subject to credit approval, 6/1/05 - 8/31/05, on any new 2006 (or new prior year) Yamaha Motorcycle (excluding FJR models and Rhino 660), ATV, or Scooter model. Reduced Rate 6.9% APR and as low as $49 monthly payment effective on these purchases for 24 months, if your Account is kept current. Example: $49 monthly payment based on YFZ450 with a purchase price of $6,899. Thereafter a Standard Rate currently 10.99%, 14.99%, 18.99%, or 22.99% APR will apply and minimum monthly payments will be required as described in your cardholder agreement. For Accounts not kept current, the Default Rate 24.99% Look for the Red Barn on the Old Highway will be applied to all balances. Minimum Finance Charge $1.00. Certain rules apply to the allocation of payments and Finance Charges on your promotional purchase if you make more than one purchase on your Yamaha card. Call 1-888-367-4310 or review your cardholder agreement for information. See dealer for ATV age recommendations.Yamaha recommends an approved ATV training course: Call 1-800-887-2887. yamaha-motor.com 14 Frontage Road, I-90 Exit 10, Spearfish BRING IN THIS AD & HAVE YOUR NAME PAINTED ON YOUR HELMET OR BIKE FREE! Page 4 The Buffalo Chip Gazette August 2005, Page 5 STEVE MILLER "I always eager to play The Chip would in his prime. But his impressive ambi- make their debut Rally performance wanted to be a tion to play to his death may convince you Thursday, Aug. 11 at the Buffalo Chip that an artist’s prime is not determined by Campground in Sturgis. And the man himself musician,not a success. promises a good time. "I always wanted to be a musician, not a Though he would take a ride in his Ferrari celebrity. I just celebrity," Miller explained on the phone over a Harley on any given day, Miller has from his home in Ketchum, Idaho. "I just rally experience, citing the Los Angeles Love wanted to play music." wanted to play music." Ride as one he’s performed at before, and is Living his life like a true Bluesman, Miller eager to tell the story of how he was escort- – Steve Miller looks to his idols, many of whom are now his ed out of a San Francisco gig by Hell’s peers, for direction.
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