Yampa Valley Boys
Playin' Cowboy Music
© 2008 Yampa Valley Boys (884501025799)
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Playin' cowboy and western music, western swing, ballads and old time banjo tunes.
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“Playin’ Cowboy Music” is the YAMPA VALLEY BOYS fifth CD recording released in August 2008. The CD contains 14 tracks ranging from traditional western/cowboy songs, western swing tunes, old time banjo instrumentals, to modern western songs written by such artists as Mike Fleming of New West, and Brenn Hill. Five of the tracks are written by Steve Jones including the haunting “Last Campfire” and a classic cowboy trail story, “That Irish Kid”.
The Yampa Valley Boys are John Fisher and Steve Jones, from the northwest Colorado town of Steamboat Springs. (Listen to “Colorado Swing” to get our full bio in rhyme and music!). We’ve been “Playin’ Cowboy Music” together for over 8 years and 1200 performances. With a total of 5 CD’s together, and numerous awards, including finalist for the 2007 Western Music Association “Crescendo” Award, the Boys are doing their best to keep Cowboy music alive and kicking.
Take a listen to the tracks on this page and let us know what you think. Check out our other 4 releases listed in the sidebar.
What people are saying about “Playin’ Cowboy Music”:
The Boys have done it again! 'Playin' Cowboy Music' is among my favorites this year, and it's a pleasure to add it to our playlists on The Western Music Channel."
George Fair, President/Director of Programming, Heartland Public Radio.
The Yampa Valley Boys' experience is an authentic pickin' & grinin' fest. Their string of CD's are good rides with a certain neighborly nostalgic quality and this one will slip in confortably into an adjoining stall with them!
Rick Huff's "Best of the West Reviews" Rope Burns, Sept-Oct 2008 Issue.