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All years' index of participants
January 28- February 4, 2006
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Cover painting: from the collection of Charlie Seemann, by E. Castells Capurro (1913-1987)Program Contents
Executive Director's Welcome, by Charlie Seemann
Essays and Gathering Highlights
Cowboys of the Americas
"Gauchos of the Pampas," by Charlie Seemann
"The Voice of the Motherland," by Maria Rosa Olivera-Williams
Profiles of Special GuestsFisher Poets
"From Astoria, Oregon, to Elko, Nevada and Back" by Jon Broderick
Profiles of Fisher Poets and Musicians
Benefits of Being a Western Folklife Center MemberGathering Information
Schedule
Participants
Map
Educational Programs
School Programs
Adult and Youth WorkshopsFilms
Exhibits
Western Folklife Center
Northeastern Nevada MuseumSilent Auction and Drawing
Deep West Activities
Western Folklife Center News
Stakeholders and Members, Programs
Activities Around Town
New Website
Gift ShopAcknowledgements
Empty Saddles - J. B. Allen, Sean Blackburn, Chris LeDoux, Lon Minkler, Brian Morris, Joelle Smith
Poetry:
"A Better Job" by J. B. Allen
"The Gaucho Martín Fierro," by José Hernández (excerpt)
Keynote Speaker: Paul Starrs, "Why We Write Poetry About Cowboys"
Featured Participants:
Mary Abbott, Arizona
Virginia Bennett, California
Baxter Black, Arizona
Renato Borghetti Band, Brazil
David Bourne, California
Jon Broderick, Oregon
Jerry Brooks, Utah
Gail T. Burton, Arizona
Laurie Wagner Buyer, Colorado
Kip Calahan, New Mexico
Bob Campbell, Texas
Cowboy Celtic, Alberta
Raphael Cristy, New Mexico
Doris Daley, Alberta
Dave Densmore, Oregon
Robert Dougless, Texas
Carolyn Dufurrena, Nevada
Don Edwards, Texas
Tammy Dee Gislason, Alberta
Frank Gleeson, British Columbia
Andrew Hardin, Texas
Yvonne Hollenbeck, South Dakota
Hot Jazz Caravan, Texas
Jess Howard, North Dakota
Linda Hussa, California
Chuck Larsen, Wyoming
Wesley "Geno" Leech, Washington
Stetson Mangum, Utah
Joey and Sherry McKenzie, Texas
Wally McRae, Montana
Waddie Mitchell, Nevada
Michael Martin Murphey, Wisconsin
Curly Musgrave, California
Joel Nelson, Texas
Rodney Nelson, North Dakota
Glenn Ohrlin, Arkansas
Ray Owens, New Mexico
Jean Prescott, Texas
Quebe Sisters, Texas
Pat Richardson, California
Riders in the Sky, Tennessee
Randy Rieman, New Mexico
Tom Russell, Texas
Nevada Slim, Nevada
Sourdough Slim, California
Jesse Smith, Wyoming
Jay Snider, Oklahoma
Gail Steiger, Arizona
Colen Sweeten, Utah
Brooke Turner, Missouri
Ian Tyson, Alberta
John Van Amerongen, Washington
Dick Warwick, Washington
Wylie and the Wild West, Washington
Paul Zarzyski, Montana
January 27- February 3, 2007
cover painting, "Jack's Ranch, Nevada" 1930 by LeConte Stewart (1891-1990)Program Contents
Executive Director's Welcome, by Charlie Seemann
Gathering information
Essays
"Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch" by John Dofflmyer
"Riders of the Future Range" by Richard Louv
"Stories" by Judy BluntSpecial Programs
"Cowboys of France: Gardians of the Carmarque" by Lorraine d'Entremont Rawls
Songs and Stories from Sheepherding
Cowboy Poet Bruce KiskaddonSchedule and autograph sessions
Participants
Other Gathering Activities
Workshops
Deep West
Panel Discussions
Youth Education Programs and Workshops
Exhibits
Films
Silent Auction
Capriola Bit Drawing
24th National Cowboy Poetry GatheringWestern Folklife Center Gift Shop
Activities Around Town
Map
Year-Round at the Western Folklife Center
Join the Western Folklife Center
Support Programs You Value
AcknowledgementsEmpty Saddles: Alvin Josephy, Fin Bayles, Frank Hansen, Don Walser, and Ernie Fanning
Poetry:
"Back Home" by Bruce Kiskaddon
"The Gaucho Martín Fierro," by José Hernández (excerpt)
Keynote Speaker: Richard Louv, "Riders of the Future Range"
Featured Participants:
Oscar Auker, Texas
Bar J Wranglers, Wyoming
Baxter Black, Arizona
Dave Bourne, California
Jerry Brooks, Utah
Bimbo Cheney, Nevada
Ken Cook, South Dakota
Doris Daley, Alberta
Stephanie Davis, Montana
John Dofflemyer, California
Don Edwards, Texas
Ramblin' Jack Elliott, California
Trudy Fair, Texas
Leon Flick, Oregon
Dennis Gaines, Texas
The Gimbles, Texas
Skip Gorman and Connie Dover, New Hampshire/Missouri
DW Groethe, Montana
Alice Hancock, Oregon
Yvonne Hollenbeck, South Dakota
Linda Hussa, California
Jill Jones and the Lone Star Chorale, Texas
Ross Knox, Arizona
Stephen Lindsey, Arizona
Lowell Long, Missouri
Gary McMahan, Colorado
Wally McRae, Montana
Dawn and Michael Moon, New Mexico
Clark Morris, Oregon
Michael Martin Murphey, Wisconsin
Joel Nelson, Texas
Rodney Nelson, North Dakota
Glenn Ohrlin, Arkansas
J. Parson, California
Bob Petermann, Montana
Lorraine d'Entremont Rawls, Oregon
Henry Real Bird, Montana
Pat Richardson, California
Randy Rieman, Montana
Ringling 5, Montana
Georgie Sicking, Wyoming
Dave Stamey, California
Rhonda Sedgwick Stearns, Wyoming
Gail Steiger, Arizona
Colen Sweeten, Utah
Milton Taylor, New South Wales
Ian Tyson, Alberta
Jack Walther, Nevada
Wylie and the Wild West, Washington
Paul Zarzyski, Montana
January 26- February 3, 2008
Cover photograph by David Burckhalter, "Vaquero in San Bernardo, Sonora, Mexico" 1995
Program Contents
Executive Director's Welcome, by Charlie Seemann
Essays and Gathering Highlights
"The Rugged, Beautiful World of the Sonoran Vaquero" by James S. Griffith, Ph.D
"Mexican Corridos"
Profiles of Special Guests
"Peforming Identity: Vaqueros, Charros and Cowboys" by Norma Cantú, Ph.DMap of Elko
2008 Performers
Scholarship Programs
Workshops
Youth Education
Panel Discussions
Exhibits
Films
Experience the Deep West
Activities Around Town
Shop at the Silent Auction
J.M. Capriola Commemorative Bit
Western Folklife Center Gift Shop
National Cowboy Poetry Gathering Turns Silver
Year-Round at the Western Folklife Center
Support the Western Folklife Center
Acknowledgements
Schedule insert
Empty Saddles: Barbara Hall, Tommy Morrell, Jack Shepard, Don King, Raydean Owens, Colen Sweeten
Poetry and Lyrics:
Corrido: "El Moro de Cumpas"
"Ruby Mountains" by Jack Walther
Keynote Speaker: Dan Dagget, "Recowboyin' the West"
Special Guests:
Don Adalberto Cruz Alvarez (Don Beto Cruz), Sonora
Jesús Manuel García, Sonora and Tucson
Pablo y su Ventarrón Norteňo, Elko
Ivan and Martha Aguirre, Sonora
Banda Orquesta Hemanos Rivera, Sonora
Gerardo Barca, Idaho
KUT, KyrgyzstanFeatured Participants:
Oscar Auker, Texas
Baxter Black, Arizona
David Bourne, California
Adrian Brannan, Nevada
Jerry Brooks, Utah
Riata Brown, Nevada
Cow Bop, California
Vince Crofts & Mindi Reid, Wyoming
Rick "Sourdough Slim" Crowder, Colorado
Doris Daley, Alberta
Jay Dalton, Nevada
Stephanie Davis, Montana
John Dofflemyer, California
Don Edwards, Texas
Juni Fisher, Tennessee
Dick Gibford, California
The Gillette Brothers, Texas
Sharon Glenn, Washington
DW Groethe, Montana
Jennifer Haig, Queensland
R. W. Hampton, New Mexico
Joni Harms, Oregon
Don Hedgpeth, Texas
Brenn Hill, Utah
Yvonne Hollenbeck, South Dakota
Linda Kirkpatrick, Texas
Echo Klaproth, Wyoming
Ross Knox, Arizona
Mike Logan, Montana
Bill Lowman, North Dakota
Ginny Mac, Texas
Dylan Marchetti, California
Rusty McCall, New Mexico
Wally McRae, Montana
Waddie Mitchell, Nevada
Clark Morris, Oregon
Andy Nelson, Wyoming
Joel Nelson, Texas
Rodney Nelson, North Dakota
New Frontier, Montana
Glenn Ohrlin, Arkansas
Bob Petermann, Montana
Quebe Sisters, Texas
Vess Quinlan, Colorado
Henry Real Bird, Montana
Pat Richardson, California
Randy Rieman, Montana
Kent Rollins, Oklahoma
Tom Russell, Texas
Bob Schild, Idaho
Sandy Seaton, Montana
Georgie Sicking, Wyoming
Jesse Smith, Wyoming
Sons and Brothers Band, Colorado
Red Steagall, Texas
Milton Taylor, Queensland
Diane Tribitt, Minnesota
Ian Tyson, Alberta
Jack Walther, Nevada
Wylie and the Wild West, Washington
Paul Zarzyski, Montana
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