This is an original Midi composition titled Nine/Eleven written in 2002 for the Sept. 11th. 2001 World Trade Center Bombing. William Frank Cooper a.k.a. Buffalo Bill Cooper 9/11/2013 Electronic/Easy Listening.  Enjoy all! Buffo

Nine Eleven (Instrumental)

The Irsih Blessing. Acapella(Traditional / Modern)

This song, 'Apathy Apaetheid' is an expression of the current times that the USA is experiencing and going through in 2015.

Apathy Apaetheid

Traditional Latin Acapella piece titled, “Fulgebunt justi sicut lilium.” that translates into English as “shine like a lily”. I first learned this piece of music 46 years ago in 1969. This is the 1st. song that I attribute learning how to sing properly by my Freshman High School choir instructor, Mr. Theodore (Ted) Ashizawa. ~ W.F.C.  (Note: Manuscript URL = http://imslp.org/wiki/File:PMLP244222-11-fulgebunt_justi_sicut_lilium---0-score.pdf )

Fulgebunt Justi Sicut Lilium (Tradational)

Cover of Bill Danoff song “Readjustment Blues” 1972 Band "Fat City” off their LP “Welcome to Fat City.” Also covered by John Denver 1971 on "Aerie" LP. This is my cover version of the song... and I Dedicate it to all the USA Armed Service Men & Women who have served their country with honor.

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Thank you for your service! 
Buffo

“Welcome to Fat City.” Also covered by John Denver 1971 on "Aerie" LP.

Readjustment Blues

This track is from the album Present and Past Tense and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/buffalobillcooper

Sunshine (You Are My)

CINO (Christian In Name Only)

Screaming Yellow Zonkers

Sunshine [You Are My] (1974)

The Party Song (1974)

Kathleen (1974)


About Buffalo Bill

 “Buffalo" Bill Cooper – Vocals & Rhythm Acoustic and Electric Guitar
 
Buffalo Bill Cooper started playing guitar at age four and was heavily influenced by many types of music. His parents introduced him to Big Band – Glen Miller, Tommy Dorsey, Cab Callaway, Dizzy Gillespie and other acts of the 40’s. The youngest of three children, his older sisters also influenced him with their generation: bands like The Young Rascals, The Association, The Beach Boys, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young and, of course, the Beatles.
  
In eighth grade, Buffalo had been excluded from choir, having been told he could not sing, which made him only more determined. He studied music extensively in high school and college. He was also in a three-piece band during grade school, influenced by The Yardbirds. Later, he was in a folk duo “Cameron and Cooper”, styled after Simon & Garfunkel. Then after high school in 1972, he played solo in and around the Portland, Oregon area until 1974 and eventually attended Mt. Hood Community College to study Music Therapy. Buffalo performed solo intermittently until joining the band Blank Check in February 2007. Bill performed with Blank Check until October of 2012, when the band separated to peruse other creative musical interests. On July 21st. 2014, the band reunited for a Reunion Gig at ABV Pub House in Hillsboro, OR. 

 In 2011, Bison Music Entertainment was formed. Under BME, Buffalo Bill Cooper released his debut CD release, "Present & Past Tense." The CD includes music, written and composed by Buffalo, from the 1970’s up to today. Includes three bonus tracks from a 1974 recording.  


 








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