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Linda Lee Filener
Raised at Imnaha (em-na-hah), Oregon, learned the old country songs and to play the guitar. Her family often "jammed" with folks along the Imnaha River, including Tommy Doss, of the Sons of the Pioneers. What an honor, when she was asked to accept the 2008 WMA "Hall Of Fame" award his behalf. Linda has worked on many ranches. Hazin' wild cows for Monk Maxwell on the Walkin' J was one of her most exciting jobs.
Juni Fisher
Juni Fisher has become a major part of the Western and Cowboy music world since she burst on to the scene in 1999 with her first release, "Tumbleweed Letters". A regular in Nashville's songwriter circles since the early 1990's, she found her true calling by simply returning to her Western roots. Her 2006 release, "Cowgirlography" continues her tradition of finely honed songwriting, and unforgettable stories. Juni tours the nation sharing her voice, stories wit, and distinctive guitar playing.
Brad & kathy fitch
Brad and Kathy Fitch specialize in original acoustic western music. Though they perform throughout the United States, people from around the nation have planned their vacations around the Fitch's summer performance schedule in Estes Park, Colorado. Singer, songwriter and guitarist Brad Fitch has been playing professionally since he was 15 years old. He has been part of several performing and recording acts throughout the years, and has toured the west as an entertainer. Singer/songwriter Kathy Fitch began writing poetry as a young girl. Her poetry forms the basis of many of the songs she has written and recorded with her husband, Brad. Brad and Kathy have recorded five CDs together featuring their original music. They have opened for several nationally re-knowned performers and for audiences of up to 30,000 people.
Rich Flanders
Celebrating the beauty of the wild and the road of the rover, YONDERING was nominated Best Album of the Year by The Academy of Western Artists, and won The Will Rogers Cowboy Award for Best Song, 2008 (Blue Prairie.). The latest cd, RIDE AWAY, received this review from Rick Huff in the Fall 2009 issue of The Western Way:
"One of Western Music's A-List performers ....A brilliant album, and I mean the kind that could and should earn Classic status....What a treat you're in for! RIDE AWAY is top notch."
In the tradition of The Sons of the Pioneers, Riders of the Purple Sage and the great singing cowboys, the rich harmonies and fine guitar, accordion, fiddle and acoustic bass accompaniment of the albums conjure up windswept prairies, far blue peaks, and the great lone places.
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