A piece of Cowboy Poetry I recorded a couple of years ago

01. Keeper of the Fire

The classic Cowboy song, Streets of Laredo began life as the story of Bishop Patrick Donnely, of County Armagh, Ireland. I do the original version, then transition into Streets of Laredo. This is a track from my CD From the Mountains to the Prairie: The Irish & Scottish Roots of Western Music

11. Bard of Armagh - Streets of Laredo

Get Along Little Dogies

 Most folks do this at the tempo of a stampede. Recently I had a request for a slower version. I kinda like it thisaway, what y'all think?

Masters Call

An acapella version of this wonderful old Gospel song. I hope you enjoy :-)

How Great Thou Art

This is a live recording from the fundraiser jam, harmony includes Dennis Knill, Mae Camp, and Lori Faith.

Jam - Back In The Saddle .MP3

A live recording of the classic skit Beeping Sleauty (Sleeping Beauty done in a "Spoonerism" style) This was recorded live at the fundraising jam.

Jam - Beeping Sleauty.MP3

The fundraiser jam ended with a history and sing-along of Happy Trails. Harmony includes Dennis Knill, Mae Camp, Lori Faith, and many others.

Jam - Happy Trails.MP3

Buck’s expertise in the Cowboy lifestyle drives his musical fervor and inspires all his work. “I do the research and go into the stories behind the songs, and I was a working Cowboy when I was younger” he adds, “and no one else that I've found does the mix of Western Music, Yodeling, Humor, Cowboy Poetry, Irish, Bluegrass and Traditional Country that I do.”

Buck Helton

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