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Backforty Bunkhouse Newsletter Backforty Bunkhouse Newsletter Cowtown Society of Western Music ‗2009 Publication of the Year‘ Distributed by BACKFORTY BUNKHOUSE PRODUCTIONS 106 Roswell St., Ruidoso, NM 88345 (575) 808-4111 Home of Backforty Roundup and CD Chorale Backforty Bunkhouse Publishing BMI Venue / Show Productions Western Music Radio Marketing www.Backforty Bunkhouse.com [email protected] www.MySpace.com/BackfortyBunkhouse Twitter.com/backfortyBH Joe Baker Publisher The Backforty Bunkhouse Newsletter is sent to over 900 email subscribers periodically and is growing every day. There are DJs, artists and fans whose interest are Western Swing, Cowboy Poetry, Cowboy Heritage and Texas Honky Tonk music gen- res. 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 Top 20 – June, 2010 15. Linda Lee Filener, One Life To Live 16. Backforty Roundup Vol. #44 Est. January, 2007 17. Almeda Terry, Voices From The Range Howard Higgins, Western Swing Co-Founder & Advisor 18. Troy Bateson, Midnight Moon 19. Chuck Cusimano, Wind Blow My Blues Away Joe Baker, Co-Founder 1. Tom Houston, Tuxedo Country Vol.#2 & Publisher 2. Johnny Gimble, Celebrating with Friends 20. Brenn Hill, Equine Totsie Slover, Editor 3. Rebecca Linda Smith, True Love 4. Gayla Earlene, Traditional Sugar 5. Cornell Hurd, A Bad Year For Love "Swingin' West"- Mike Gross 6. Good Bye Liza Jane, Hello Western Swing, Lone WVOF-FM Pine WS Band June 1, 2010 7. Gena Roberts, Shuffle Back To Me 8. Willie Nelson, Willie & The Wheel Songs mtdradio.com 9. Jerry D. Hobbs, Bakersfield backfortybunkhouse.com 10. Carolyn Martin, Cookin‘ With Carolyn 1. Oklahoma- 1955- Les Gilliam 11. Brady Bowen In My Spare Time, Vol.#5 2. That‘s What I Call Cookin‘- Carolyn Martin 12. Johnny Lyon, Wynn Stewart Fav. Vol.#2 3. California Mountains- The Stardust Cowboys 13. Kevin Carter-Little Red Hayes, East Texas 4. Lonestar Ladies- Ray Sanders 14. Hank Stone, Somewhere In Texas 5. Night Coach Out of Dallas- Jake Hooker 15. Billy Mata, This Is Tommy Duncan Vol.#1 6. Over the Hill- River Road Boys nchacutting.com 16. Rachael Hester, Only Time Will Tell 7. What I Like About Texas- Marshall Ford Swing 17. Wayne Glasson & Friends, Tribute To Bob Band Boatright 8. I Wouldn‘t Trade You for a Farm in Georgia- 18. Chuck Cusimano, Swing me A Song Ray Kayanek 19. Steel Country, Country Hard As Steel 9. Tacos, Enchiladas and Beans- Buck Pizzarelli & West Texas Tumbleweeds mtdradio.com 20. Jerry Webb, Live At Pearl‘s Dancehall CD/DVD backfortybunkhouse.com 10. I‘m A Texas Boy- Jerry D. Hobbs Western Music/Cowboy Poetry Albums 1. Yvonne Hollenbeck, Sorting Time 1. Oklahoma- 1955- Les Gilliam 2. Bar-D Roundup, Vol.#5 CowboyPoetry.com 2. Cookin‘ With Carolyn- Carolyn Martin westernmusic.com 3. Larry McWhorter, Cowboy Poet (Prescott Music) 3. Celebrating with Friends- Johnny Gimble 4. Mark Compere, Cowboy Songs 4. Western Bling- Stephanie Davis 5. Patty Parker, Southwest Serenade 5. Houston- River Road Boys 6. Lynn Anderson, Cowgirl II 6. Lost Along the Way- Jake Hooker 7. Goodbye Liza Jane Hello Western Swing- Lone wsmss.com 7. Fred Hargrove, My Sacred Ground 8. Ken Cook, Cowboys Are Like That Pine Western Swing Band 9. Stardust Cowboys, Ridin‘ Back To You 8. Diggin‘ Up Bones- Buck Pizzarelli & West Texas 10. Chuck Woller, D. Johnson Vocals) Desert Moon Tumbleweeds 11. Steve Anderson, Old Man Talking 9. This is Tommy Duncan- Billy Mata & Texas 12. Gil Prather, Last Of The Border Cowboys Tradition 13. Frank Fara, Songs Of The Untamed West 10. Herdin‘ Cats- The Saddle Cats swinginwest.com cowtown-swm.org 14. Horse Crazy, Daughters Of The West Joe Baker‟s Backforty Bunkhouse Show is broadcast on 100,000 watt KNMB, 96.7FM “New Mexico Bear” & 100,000 watt KWMW, 105.1FM, “Regional Radio W-105” every Saturday morning 6 am to 10 am in Ruidoso, New Mexico covering New Mexico & West Texas. Member: Western Music Broadcast- ers Association (WMBA). Also available „Streaming live‟ 24/7 on the internet at W-105 1 Andy and Jim Nelson Graham Lee‘s Top Ten CDs And Songs C. O. W. HWD Radio - United Kingdom awaawards.org 4 Week Playlist Top Ten CDs 5/29/10, 100 Top Western Movies 1. Carolyn Martin - Cookin‘ With Carolyn 2. Mike Siler - Ridin‘ For Love R.W. Hampton: Ballad of the Alamo 3. Red Steagall - Here We Go Again R.W. Hampton: My Rifle, My Pony, and Me 4. The Desperados - Lucky Seven Tex Ritter: High Noon 5. Palo Duro - Comanche Moon nwwsms.org R.W. Hampton: The Hangin' Tree 6. John England - Open That Gate Larry McWhorter: Waitin' on the Drive 7. RW Hampton - I Believe R.W. Hampton: The Searchers 8. Sons O The San Joaquin - 15 Years - A Retrospec- tive 5/22/10, I Did it Anyway 9. Jake Hooker - Faded Lights 10. Horse Crazy - Daughters Of The West Kevin Dunn: Half a Mile of Hell westernswingsociety.org Rusty Richards: I Long to Go Back to Wyoming Top Ten Songs Slim Critchlow: State of Arkansas Corb Lund: Talkin' Veteriarian Blues 1. Carolyn Martin - People Will Say We‘re In Love Rod Nelson: Good Clean fun 2. Sons Of The San Joaquin - Is It Because Richard Lee Cody and Mary Kaye: Wayward Prairie 3. RW Hampton - I Believe 4. Red Steagall/Reba McEntire - Here We Go Again 5/15/10, 101 Ways to Get Stuck 5. Jessie Lee Miller - Now You‘re Gonna Be Loved 6. Jake Hooker - Faded Lights and Lonesome People ifco.org Corb Lund: The Truck Got Stuck 7. Juni Fisher - A Horse Like You Tom Cole: Four Strong Winds 8. Palo Duro - Comanche Moon Sons of the Pioneers: When it's Springtime in the 9. Kevin Dunn - Saddle Tramp Rockies 10. Jared Rogerson - Straight For The Storm Ian Tyson: Moisture Doris Daley: Don't Drive the Tractor [email protected] Cowboy Celtic: The Water is Wide The Real West from the Old West swinginwest.com 5/8/10, Mother's Day Totsie Slover AM1230 KOTS DemingRadio.com Jean Prescott: She Always Smelled Like Lilacs Donnie Blanz: Paint Her Real Top 20 CDs Rex Allen Sr. & Rex Allen Jr.: When the Works All Cookin‘ With Carolyn – Carolyn Martin Done this Fall Let ‗Er Go, Let ‗Er Buck, Let ‗Er Fly – Rod Erickson: Raised that Way Juni Fisher demingradio.com Susan Parker: S. Omar Barker's "Ranch Mother" Swing Me A Song – Chuck Cusimano realwestoldwest.com Patty Clayton: Mother's Day Way Out West – Richard Lee Cody and Mary Kaye Western Bling – Stephanie Davis 5/1/10, Chuck Wagon Cook's Favorite Recipes Cowboy Songs – Mark Compere A Bad Year For Love – Cornell Hurd Band Joni Harms: Cowboy Coffee Equine – Brenn Hill Riders in the Sky: The Biscuit Blues Oklahoma 1955 – Les Gilliam Larry McWhorter – Larry McWhorter cowboypoetry.com Homer and Jethro: Bacon and Eggs Craig Chambers: Good Brown Gravy This Is Tommy Duncan Vol. 1 – Billy Mata Bar-D Roundup Vol. 5 – CowboyPoetry.com Curly Musgrave: Billy Tucker's Stew In My Spare Time Vol. 5 – Brady Bowen Come Ride With Me – Dave Stamey [email protected] Festival Favorites – Bobby Flores Here, There Or Anywhere – Rod Taylor Tuxedo Country Vol. 2 – Tom Houston Orchestra Cowboy‘s Life – Roughstring Houston – The River Road Boys Viva La Cowboy – Dan Roberts [email protected] RealWestOldWest.com cowboysymposium.org Ruidoso, New Mexico mountainannies.com 2 Rockin‘Boy Saloon 12. 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Kellie Pickler - Makin' Me Fall in Love Again Train [email protected] Bull's Gap-It Doesn't Get Any Countrier LEESWING TOP 12 CDs & SONGS Than This Lillies Ohlsson Glenn Reid-Another Hank Williams Night Kountry Korral Magazine Ann-Marita-Company Town Dolly Parton-Drives Me Crazy Bennerstigen 120 [email protected] Eli Young Band-Radio Waves SE-733 95 SALA * Sweden Debbie Nunn-UK-Bubbles Ivy Raye-Dancing Dark Delilah James Otto-For You CDs T Edwin Doss-Out on Rocky's run * Bobby Koefer - Thumbin´ It wswing.home.texas.net Amanda Nagurney-Just Me And The Road * Buck Pizzarelli - Diggin´ Up Bones Jess Kline-Bound to Love * Carolina Cotton - Yodeling Blonde Bombshell Vol. 2 JerryLee Lewis-I Waw Her Standing There * Country Night Life - The Right Five Vol.1 Davie Gayle-Rockabilly Bug * Dayna Wills - Bob´s Sister Helen´s Kid, That´s Me # 2 Michelle Turley-Hard Times * Frank Fara - Songs Of The Untamed West Chick'N'Band-Estonia-Hey Good Lookin' * Gaylynn Robinson - Love & Heartache Annette Hawkins-Ridin' High * Howard Kalish - What The Hey! 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