Buffalo Grass Concerts
bluegrass - country - western - folk - roots
The Buffalo Grass Acoustic Society
bluegrass - country - western - folk - roots
The Buffalo Grass Acoustic Society
Country concerts and free jam sessions
hosted by the Buffalo Grass Acoustic Society
hosted by the Buffalo Grass Acoustic Society
Eighteen years of singin', pickin', n' jammin'
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Ron Lee
Ron Lee
Lee Patterson
While we wait for Buffalo Grass Country Concerts to resume, Lee Patterson has compiled a number of his favorite songs by Buffalo Grass artists for us to enjoy. The following is a list of Lee's links. They include artists that Buffalo Grass attendees will recognize from past performances.
Enjoy Lee's picks:
For our friends who have asked about BGAS, BRAS, Jim Young etc. Something of a sampler:
--- Lee
Jim Young is a great local songwriter who writes original songs about the American southwest and the cowboy way of life. He writes of people, animals, scenery and his Christian faith.
Many years ago Jim invited me to accompany him for a concert in Cañon City. We found that the accordion added a nice flavor and texture to his songs, and we continue to play for audiences when possible. Jim also has 10 CDs he's made.
If you've never been to the Black Rose Acoustic Society (BRAS) in Black Forest, it's a great place to perform and hear acoustic music. (Hopefully the COVID problems will be worked out soon, and we can resume concerts in some form.) The audience will occasionally give the "Black Rose Stomp" (stomping their shoes on the Community Center's wooden floor) if they really like a performer's song.
"New Mexico" an audience favorite of his, including Jim's trademark jokes between songs. I think Jim got a "stomp" for this song.
"Coyote" Jim has a real feel for this denizen if the desert
Jim was invited to play at a "Songwriters' Showcase" held at the Stargazers Theatre. (Each songwriter got to perform 2 of their own songs.)
For Cowboy Sky, Jim was also accompanied by Jimmy Lee Robbins, a very talented performer in his own right. Here, Jimmy adds the perfect tasteful guitar fills and always makes the songs sound great. It's a privilege to play with both Jim and Jimmy. One of God's many blessings in my life.
Cowboy Sky a tribute to the wide open spaces of the cowboy's life
I hope you enjoy these. I'm honored to play with such great performers.
Going Back to Taos
The Old Violin The Black Rose Acoustic Society (TBRAS)
Prairie Moon The Buffalo Grass Acoustic Society (BGAS)
From Jim Young's most recent CD
Huerfano Wind
Warhorse The Black Rose Acoustic Society
Woody Guthrie
Down Along the River At Colorado Cowboy Poetry gathering (Sunday morning round-robin of artists)
You may recognize some other guests: Rex Rideout, Patty Clayton, Eli Barsi and husband, Janice Deardorf, Liz Masterson (RIP)
Down Along the River Original performance at BGAS
Jerusalem at Winter Gospel Grass
Out Here
Broken White Line Studio B at the Pikes Peak Center
Broken White Line Black Rose Acoustic Society
Too Many Fences
CD tracks.
Cowboys, Sinners and Saints
A Good Hand
KURT ASTOR
My Rifle, Pony and Me
Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys
Big River
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--- Lee
Jim Young is a great local songwriter who writes original songs about the American southwest and the cowboy way of life. He writes of people, animals, scenery and his Christian faith.
Many years ago Jim invited me to accompany him for a concert in Cañon City. We found that the accordion added a nice flavor and texture to his songs, and we continue to play for audiences when possible. Jim also has 10 CDs he's made.
If you've never been to the Black Rose Acoustic Society (BRAS) in Black Forest, it's a great place to perform and hear acoustic music. (Hopefully the COVID problems will be worked out soon, and we can resume concerts in some form.) The audience will occasionally give the "Black Rose Stomp" (stomping their shoes on the Community Center's wooden floor) if they really like a performer's song.
"New Mexico" an audience favorite of his, including Jim's trademark jokes between songs. I think Jim got a "stomp" for this song.
"Coyote" Jim has a real feel for this denizen if the desert
Jim was invited to play at a "Songwriters' Showcase" held at the Stargazers Theatre. (Each songwriter got to perform 2 of their own songs.)
For Cowboy Sky, Jim was also accompanied by Jimmy Lee Robbins, a very talented performer in his own right. Here, Jimmy adds the perfect tasteful guitar fills and always makes the songs sound great. It's a privilege to play with both Jim and Jimmy. One of God's many blessings in my life.
Cowboy Sky a tribute to the wide open spaces of the cowboy's life
I hope you enjoy these. I'm honored to play with such great performers.
Going Back to Taos
The Old Violin The Black Rose Acoustic Society (TBRAS)
Prairie Moon The Buffalo Grass Acoustic Society (BGAS)
From Jim Young's most recent CD
Huerfano Wind
Warhorse The Black Rose Acoustic Society
Woody Guthrie
Down Along the River At Colorado Cowboy Poetry gathering (Sunday morning round-robin of artists)
You may recognize some other guests: Rex Rideout, Patty Clayton, Eli Barsi and husband, Janice Deardorf, Liz Masterson (RIP)
Down Along the River Original performance at BGAS
Jerusalem at Winter Gospel Grass
Out Here
Broken White Line Studio B at the Pikes Peak Center
Broken White Line Black Rose Acoustic Society
Too Many Fences
CD tracks.
Cowboys, Sinners and Saints
A Good Hand
KURT ASTOR
My Rifle, Pony and Me
Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys
Big River
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Kurt Astor
Jim Young
