A blog about Cowboy Music, Western Swing and Cowboy Poetry. 2014 WMA Radio DJ/Radio Program of the Year

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WMA 2011

Award Winners of the Western Music Assn. – 2011

Traditional Western Album by an Individual – American – Don Edwards

Traditional Western Album by a Duo/Group – Blaze Across The West – The Tumbling Tumbleweeds

Western Swing Album – Cookin’ With Carolyn – Carolyn Martin

Poetry/Spoken Word/Story Telling Album – Women of the West – Sam DeLeeuw

Curly Musgrave – Silver Buckle Award – Andy Nelson

Outstanding Instrumentalist – Ray Doyle

Outstanding Performer in Poetry/Storytelling Male – Waddie Mitchell

Outstanding Performer in Poetry/Storytelling Female – Sam DeLeeuw

Outstanding Performer Male – Dave Stamey

Outstanding Performer Female – Juni Fisher

Outstanding Songwriter – Jack Hannah

WMA President’s Award – O. J. Sikes

Cresendo – 3 Trails West

Hall of Fames Inductees – Vaughn Monroe

R. W. Hampton

Harmony Awards went to: Butterpats

Buffalo Bill

Journey West – Best of the Best

Radio DJ/Radio Program – Ranger Doug and Side Meat – Sirius XM Classic Cowboy Corral

Outstanding Book – Colorado Moon – Jim Jones

Best Original Song – Yakima, written by Juni Fisher

Entertainer of the Year – Juni Fisher

It was a wonderful weekend with so much talant that you just felt saturated by Sunday morning!  If you missed it, I’m sorry.  Be there next year!

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Colorado Moon by Jim Jones

I just finished reading Colorado Moon, a western novel written by my friend, Jim Jones.  If you like novels about the old west, you’ll like Colorado Moon.  The story takes place around Cimarron, New Mexico during the time of Indian raids, crooked politicians and folks who think everything is theirs for the takin’ if they’re mean enough.  It’s about boys who become men overnight, women who are tougher than folks think they should be and life.  The story is about hard work, friendship, loyalty, love, threats, fear, danger, intrigue, frustration, hope, death, acceptance and plans for a better future.  It’s all there!

The writer’s description puts you in the story.  You can feel what’s going on.  It is well written and fast paced…and you’ll like it!  If you have not read Rustler’s Moon, I recommend you do.  You’ll get to know the characters a little better, but whether or not you read that one first is up to you.  Both books, Rustler’s Moon and Colorado Moon are available at www.Amazon.com.  Just search by the title and the author.  It’s very easy!  I suggest you do it today!

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