Bar J Wranglers

Some folks call it a western music show; some call it a stand-up comedy show with masterful cowboy music; others call it the best musical experience in the West. Call it what you want, the fact remains: The Bar J Wranglers from Jackson Hole, Wyoming deliver some of the purest harmony, best musicianship and funniest ranch humor ever seen on stage. As soon as the Bar J Wranglers take to the stage, listeners leave behind their busy lives and settle into a time long ago - a time of the singing cowboy.

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P. O. Box 220
Wilson, WY 83014




Jerry Bell

Jerry Bell has been with a cow outfit in the Jackson Hole-Yellowstone area for close to 30 years, working cow camps and guiding. He has entertained with poetry and music at the local lodges and is a member of the Wind River Poets, Idaho Poets and Poets of Utah associations. He performs through the West including Wyoming, Idaho, Colorado, Nevada, Montana and California. Jerry especially enjoys cowboy poetry and music gatherings. His style and presentation are enchanting and about as real as it gets. Jerry lives in Riverton, Wyoming where he tries to help the neighbors gather, brand and ship when he can. He also enjoys pack trips with good friends and the outdoors.

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20 Foxtail Ln.
Riverton, WY 82501



"Buffalo Bill" Boycott

"Buffalo Bill" Boycott, from Lander Wyoming performs historical, cowboy and original songs about the Wild West and the Oregon Trail, utilizing fiddle, banjo, mandolin, guitar and vocals. He also presents humorous cowboy poetry, tells stories in Traditional Native American Indian Sign Language, and yodels up a storm!! He performs at many festivals, concerts, corporate and special events, and cowboy poetry gatherings all across the West. "Buffalo Bill" was also a member of the Grammy Award winning group "The New Christy Minstrels" from 2005-2008. "Buffalo Bill" has over 20 years of full-time Western entertaining experience.

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Phone: 307-349-7197





Dick Hall

Dick’s company, RoundTop Records, llc was honored this year by having a book of poems by Cowboy Movie Star Colonel Tim McCoy in the finals of the best Cowboy poetry book of 2007.
But the connection between Dick and the Colonel goes deeper than that. McCoy lived in Hot springs County, Wyoming for over 30 years eventually owning a ranch with 5,000 deeded acres and another 5,000 Tailor Grazing allotment. And he is, arguably, the most famous person every to have lived in the county.

 

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Telephone: 307-864-5552
307-864-2119
"Somewhere in Old Wyoming"
PO Box 591
Thermopolis, WY 82443


Manystrings and Company

Manystrings and Company is a western duo made up of Tony and Carol Messerly. They sing old tyme western music and mountain man originals. They make their home in Southwestern Wyoming where Carol is a therapist and Tony is a haul driver for a local concrete company. Their favorite passtime is writing and performing their tunes at Mountain Man Rendevous and Western gatherings.

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Telephone: 307-870-6078



Steve Moulton

Steve Moulton, winner of the Wrangler Award as Outstanding New Artist from the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in 2010. His song "Steamboat" also earned him Spur Award Finalist recognition from Western Writers of America in 2010. During the Summer, Steve entertains weekly at the A Bar A Guest Ranch near Encampment, Wyoming. In 2009 he released his first CD "Cowboys & Campfires."

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Telephone: 307-327-5465 (home)
Telephone: 307-329-8904 (cell)
Star Route Box 29
Encampment, WY 82325




Andy Nelson, Cowboy Poet & Humorist

As a second-generation farrier, Andy Nelson has the experience and the talents and humor to bring authenticity and entertainment to an audience. In 2006, Andy Nelson was named the Western Music Association's "Male Poet of the Year." He performs frequently throughout the U.S. and has been a featured performer at the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering and other gatherings. He is a popular emcee as well, at shows across the West.

 

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Telephone: 307-367-2842
PO Box 1547
Pinedale WY 82941


trinity seely

Trinity Seely "Sings from the heart and touches the soul" with her original songs written first hand about what it is like to be the wife and the lover of a cowboy. She released her debut album, Trinity Seely, in December of 2012. She makes her home on the Handcart Ranch in Wyoming and she and her family live and love the "Cowboy Way" of life.

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Telephone: 801-636-7513
47510 W. Hwy 220
Alcova, WY 82620



Miss "V" The Gypsy Cowbelle

 

“Nothing Fancy But Guaranteed Authentic!” “V”s compelling tapestry of ballads depicts a cross-section of history, lifestyles and emotions stemming from two decades spent exploring America and living on a remote homestead. Clever lyrics, rich vocals, homemade banjo, guitar and autoharp blend classic country, folk and cowboy music to create her unique ‘Cowbilly’ sound. “V” hosts workshops for all ages on homemade instruments, songwriting, women’s and Western history and ‘The Modern Day Homesteader’.  She has been featured at the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, NV; Tensleep WY’s Nowoodstock Festival; Wyoming PBS’ “Wind River Music Showcase” and appears in Robert Redford’s movie “The Conspirator."

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Telephone: 307-231-9252
P. O. Box 171
Cora, Wyoming 82925


 

 

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