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SUMMARY:Old Pueblo Bluegrass Band
DESCRIPTION:The Old Pueblo Bluegrass Band has been delighting audiences with high-energy bluegrass music for five years. Bandleader Reid Griffin\, on guitar and vocals\, is a Tucson native. He has performed throughout the Southwest since the 1980s and toured Europe with his band “Griffin Brothers”.  Steve Reed\, on electric and upright bass and vocals\, majored in music at Pima College\, then made a long musical journey from classical to jazz and onward to bluegrass.  Bob Frankot\, on fiddle\, has been steeped in bluegrass all his life and has played with the popular California bluegrass band “Hot Off the Press” through the 1980s before coming to the Old Pueblo.
URL:https://arizonafolklore.com/reservation/event/old-pueblo-bluegrass-band-9/
LOCATION:Arizona Folklore Preserve\, 56 E. Folklore Trail\, Hereford\, AZ\, 85615\, United States
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SUMMARY:Old Pueblo Bluegrass Band
DESCRIPTION:The Old Pueblo Bluegrass Band has been delighting audiences with high-energy bluegrass music for five years. Bandleader Reid Griffin\, on guitar and vocals\, is a Tucson native. He has performed throughout the Southwest since the 1980s and toured Europe with his band “Griffin Brothers”.  Steve Reed\, on electric and upright bass and vocals\, majored in music at Pima College\, then made a long musical journey from classical to jazz and onward to bluegrass.  Bob Frankot\, on fiddle\, has been steeped in bluegrass all his life and has played with the popular California bluegrass band “Hot Off the Press” through the 1980s before coming to the Old Pueblo.
URL:https://arizonafolklore.com/reservation/event/old-pueblo-bluegrass-band-10/
LOCATION:Arizona Folklore Preserve\, 56 E. Folklore Trail\, Hereford\, AZ\, 85615\, United States
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SUMMARY:Michael Grande
DESCRIPTION:Michael Grande\, one of the world’s beloved entertainers is returning this weekend. \nGrande\, who tours the world\, only performs in Cochise County twice per year. A singer-songwriter and virtuoso guitarist\, Grande brings laughter and tears to audience members as he moves from exciting instrumentals featuring his famous five-fingered picking technique and breathtaking guitar flourishes to his gentle\, almost caressing of the strings\, as his sexy\, smooth voice\, tells tales of soldiers\, families and the great depression. \nBut if the song is a sad one\, the mood is uplifted immediately by Grande inserting songs and stories of friends\, family and animals: a little girl’s first horse\, the loss of a stray dog that became a hero to a family it saved\, and the romantic love story of an Arabian stallion and mare. \nIn between songs\, Grande is known for his tales. Growing up in an Italian family\, he tells of being a child in Brooklyn\, N.Y.\, where he used to tie the tail of his coonskin cap to his bicycle and pretend it was a horse as he raced through the mean streets of Bensonhurst.  In his mind and his dreams\, he was always a cowboy\, and he was always in Arizona.
URL:https://arizonafolklore.com/reservation/event/jeneve-rose-mitchell-5/
LOCATION:Arizona Folklore Preserve\, 56 E. Folklore Trail\, Hereford\, AZ\, 85615\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250112T140000
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SUMMARY:Michael Grande
DESCRIPTION:Michael Grande\, one of the world’s beloved entertainers is returning this weekend. \nGrande\, who tours the world\, only performs in Cochise County twice per year. A singer-songwriter and virtuoso guitarist\, Grande brings laughter and tears to audience members as he moves from exciting instrumentals featuring his famous five-fingered picking technique and breathtaking guitar flourishes to his gentle\, almost caressing of the strings\, as his sexy\, smooth voice\, tells tales of soldiers\, families and the great depression. \nBut if the song is a sad one\, the mood is uplifted immediately by Grande inserting songs and stories of friends\, family and animals: a little girl’s first horse\, the loss of a stray dog that became a hero to a family it saved\, and the romantic love story of an Arabian stallion and mare. \nIn between songs\, Grande is known for his tales. Growing up in an Italian family\, he tells of being a child in Brooklyn\, N.Y.\, where he used to tie the tail of his coonskin cap to his bicycle and pretend it was a horse as he raced through the mean streets of Bensonhurst.  In his mind and his dreams\, he was always a cowboy\, and he was always in Arizona.
URL:https://arizonafolklore.com/reservation/event/jeneve-rose-mitchell-6/
LOCATION:Arizona Folklore Preserve\, 56 E. Folklore Trail\, Hereford\, AZ\, 85615\, United States
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SUMMARY:Belinda Gail
DESCRIPTION:Belinda Gail\, “America’s Western Sweetheart\,” was raised on ranches in Nevada’s Carson Valley and in the California Sierra Nevada foothills near Sequoia National Park. Her rich ranching heritage and love of the West runs deep in her music and evoke the character of the people\, as well as the beauty\, majesty\, and deep connection to the land that only those who have lived the ranch life can truly capture. Ranching and the ‘cowboy life’ are very much part of the essence of this dynamic Western Performer. \n  \nBelinda is honored and humbled to not only be counted among the top female Western Music performers of this era\, but she was recently listed as one of the top 50 Country and Western Entertainers of all time by American Cowboy Magazine in their collector edition entitled “Legends”. She has committed her full-time effort to this music for nearly two decades and crisscrosses this country taking her special brand of Western Music to the masses. \n  \nDoors open at 1 p.m.\, performances begin at 2:00 p.m.  Reservations are preferred; however\, walk-ins will be seated if space permits.
URL:https://arizonafolklore.com/reservation/event/belinda-gail-5/
LOCATION:Arizona Folklore Preserve\, 56 E. Folklore Trail\, Hereford\, AZ\, 85615\, United States
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SUMMARY:Belinda Gail
DESCRIPTION:Belinda Gail\, “America’s Western Sweetheart\,” was raised on ranches in Nevada’s Carson Valley and in the California Sierra Nevada foothills near Sequoia National Park. Her rich ranching heritage and love of the West runs deep in her music and evoke the character of the people\, as well as the beauty\, majesty\, and deep connection to the land that only those who have lived the ranch life can truly capture. Ranching and the ‘cowboy life’ are very much part of the essence of this dynamic Western Performer. \n  \nBelinda is honored and humbled to not only be counted among the top female Western Music performers of this era\, but she was recently listed as one of the top 50 Country and Western Entertainers of all time by American Cowboy Magazine in their collector edition entitled “Legends”. She has committed her full-time effort to this music for nearly two decades and crisscrosses this country taking her special brand of Western Music to the masses. \n  \nDoors open at 1 p.m.\, performances begin at 2:00 p.m.  Reservations are preferred; however\, walk-ins will be seated if space permits.
URL:https://arizonafolklore.com/reservation/event/belinda-gail-6/
LOCATION:Arizona Folklore Preserve\, 56 E. Folklore Trail\, Hereford\, AZ\, 85615\, United States
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SUMMARY:Kerry Grombacher
DESCRIPTION:Kerry Grombacher writes contemporary western songs and plays guitar and mandolin. His song\, Range of the Buffalo\, was named 2021 Song of the Year by the International Western Music Association. \nIn the spirit of the troubadours of old\, Kerry Grombacher’s songs paint vivid portraits and tell the fascinating stories of working cowboys and old camp cooks\, roadside motels and prisons\, wildland firefighters\, cattle rustlers and wolf trappers – the landmarks and denizens of the west.  You’ll find Kerry at Cowboy Poetry Gatherings and Folk Festivals\, singing his songs\, playing mandolin as a sideman\, and picking in the jam sessions and around the campfires until the last song is sung. \nKerry was born in Kansas and has lived and worked in Texas\, New Mexico\, and Oregon. That’s taught him to admire the men and women who still work cattle and to respect the traditions of the West. His songs have found great acceptance among the poets\, musicians\, and fans who have heard him play\, and they’ve been recorded by other western artists\, including Jim Jones\, Belinda Gail\, The Texas Trailhands\, Duke Davis\, Trails & Rails\, Earl Gleason\, Ed Stabler\, and Gary Prescott. One of his songs appears on the 2012 children’s compilation\, Cowboy Playground\, released by Putumayo World Music. \nKerry has sung his songs at events as varied as the Durango Cowboy Poetry Gathering\, the Newport Folk Festival\, Cowboy Songs & Range Ballads (Cody\, WY) and the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. As a sideman\, he’s played mandolin with a list of western performers that includes Chuck Pyle\, Belinda Gail\, Joni Harms\, Wylie Gustafson\, Eli Barsi\, Ken Overcast\, and Jean Prescott. Kerry sang at the dedication of the last memorial marker on the Chisholm Trail in Oklahoma\, and he was featured on The Big Roundup website\, www.cowboypoetry.com. \nGrombacher regularly plays at performing arts centers\, coffeehouses\, house concerts and other music venues\, and he’s performed on the syndicated television show\, Louisiana Jukebox\, and on River City Folk\, a music program that’s heard nationally on public radio stations and on Sirius/XM Satellite Radio.  In 2001\, he gave a concert beneath the neon signs on the parking lot of the Sands Motel on Historic Route 66 in Grants\, New Mexico and the owner named a room for him! His 2012 “Highway 281 Troubadour Tour” followed that US Highway from the Canadian border to Mexico\, with stops along the way for concerts. \nKerry’s recordings include Range of the Buffalo\, It Sings in the Hi-Line\, Sands Motel\, Riding for the Brand\, Dreams of New Orleans\, and Home to the West. He’s a member of the International Western Music Association and Folk Alliance International\, and he endorses Elixir Guitar and Mandolin Strings. \nKerry Grombacher                                          kgrombacher@yahoo.com \n512-296-7833 (cell)                                        www.kgrombacher.com
URL:https://arizonafolklore.com/reservation/event/kerry-grombacher/
LOCATION:Arizona Folklore Preserve\, 56 E. Folklore Trail\, Hereford\, AZ\, 85615\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250126T140000
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SUMMARY:Kerry Grombacher
DESCRIPTION:Kerry Grombacher writes contemporary western songs and plays guitar and mandolin. His song\, Range of the Buffalo\, was named 2021 Song of the Year by the International Western Music Association. \nIn the spirit of the troubadours of old\, Kerry Grombacher’s songs paint vivid portraits and tell the fascinating stories of working cowboys and old camp cooks\, roadside motels and prisons\, wildland firefighters\, cattle rustlers and wolf trappers – the landmarks and denizens of the west.  You’ll find Kerry at Cowboy Poetry Gatherings and Folk Festivals\, singing his songs\, playing mandolin as a sideman\, and picking in the jam sessions and around the campfires until the last song is sung. \nKerry was born in Kansas and has lived and worked in Texas\, New Mexico\, and Oregon. That’s taught him to admire the men and women who still work cattle and to respect the traditions of the West. His songs have found great acceptance among the poets\, musicians\, and fans who have heard him play\, and they’ve been recorded by other western artists\, including Jim Jones\, Belinda Gail\, The Texas Trailhands\, Duke Davis\, Trails & Rails\, Earl Gleason\, Ed Stabler\, and Gary Prescott. One of his songs appears on the 2012 children’s compilation\, Cowboy Playground\, released by Putumayo World Music. \nKerry has sung his songs at events as varied as the Durango Cowboy Poetry Gathering\, the Newport Folk Festival\, Cowboy Songs & Range Ballads (Cody\, WY) and the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. As a sideman\, he’s played mandolin with a list of western performers that includes Chuck Pyle\, Belinda Gail\, Joni Harms\, Wylie Gustafson\, Eli Barsi\, Ken Overcast\, and Jean Prescott. Kerry sang at the dedication of the last memorial marker on the Chisholm Trail in Oklahoma\, and he was featured on The Big Roundup website\, www.cowboypoetry.com. \nGrombacher regularly plays at performing arts centers\, coffeehouses\, house concerts and other music venues\, and he’s performed on the syndicated television show\, Louisiana Jukebox\, and on River City Folk\, a music program that’s heard nationally on public radio stations and on Sirius/XM Satellite Radio.  In 2001\, he gave a concert beneath the neon signs on the parking lot of the Sands Motel on Historic Route 66 in Grants\, New Mexico and the owner named a room for him! His 2012 “Highway 281 Troubadour Tour” followed that US Highway from the Canadian border to Mexico\, with stops along the way for concerts. \nKerry’s recordings include Range of the Buffalo\, It Sings in the Hi-Line\, Sands Motel\, Riding for the Brand\, Dreams of New Orleans\, and Home to the West. He’s a member of the International Western Music Association and Folk Alliance International\, and he endorses Elixir Guitar and Mandolin Strings. \nKerry Grombacher                                          kgrombacher@yahoo.com \n512-296-7833 (cell)                                        www.kgrombacher.com
URL:https://arizonafolklore.com/reservation/event/kerry-grombacher-2/
LOCATION:Arizona Folklore Preserve\, 56 E. Folklore Trail\, Hereford\, AZ\, 85615\, United States
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