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"Everyone Enjoyed Bud's Shows" The Calgary Stampede

Bud's Mission is to Re-New the Old West. His one of a kind act, consists of: Trick Roping, A Funny Fiddle, Spur Juggling and Western Humor. From a Theme Park in Dubai, to the Calgary Stampede, the Canadian Finals Rodeo, Conventions and Cowboy Festivals, Bud makes FUN Happen. For a Good, Clean, Western Act at a Reasonable Price, This Bud is for Everyone.

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Telephone: 403-282-0361
4 Roselawn Cres. NW
Calgary, AB T2K 1K6

Don Edwards

WMA Awards:
1997 Male Performer of the Year
1998 Male Performer of the Year
1999 Male performer of the Year
2001 Male performer of the Year
Nominated For:
2000 Male performer of the Year
2001 Entertainer of the Year

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Telephone: Not Available
Scott O'Malley & Assoc
P. O. Box 9188
Colorado Springs, CO 80932

Rusty Ellis

Rusty was born in Port Lavaca, Tx in 1978, but raised in the mountains of Colorado, between Canon City and Westcliff. As a child, he remembers listening to his dads records of Waylon Jennings and Marty Robbin. From an early age, Rusty knew he preferred Western Music. When he turned 21, Rusty got his first break. He recorded a demo tape for RMCMA Records, also known as Rocky Mountain Country Music Association. The first two songs Rusty recorded were " Not Worth Loving You" and "I Dedicate This Song to You" written by Greg Waldrop. The songs were put on a Multi Artist cd and shipped off to radio stations. Shortly thereafter, Rusty recorded his first cd, "Hittin the Road." Since then, Rusty has finished his second cd, "Echos from the Past." The new cd is a collection of old cowboy songs that are close to 100 years old. Rusty wrote one song for the CD titled "Just an ol Cowboy". You can find Rusty singing in any state or national competitions, benefits, paying gigs, or on the back porch with family and friends.

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P. O. Box 24
Canon City, CO 81215-0024

Fred Engel

Poet Fred Engel looks at things from a cowboy point of view because that's how he sees 'em best. He's been on stage both as a performer and as Master of Ceremonies at cowboy shows and gatherings, school and church functions, and business seminars in California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming, and Nebraska. A member of the Western Music Association and Cowboy Poets of Utah, Engel lives in the mountains of Northern Utah.

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Telephone: 435-615-9164
P.O. Box 980142
Kimball Junction UT

The English Brothers

They really are brothers; Greg, Wes, and Ray English all born and raised in Texas. The brothers have been performing together in various combinations since the mid 1970s, bringing together finely-tuned vocal harmonies that only family members can achieve. The English Brothers Western Entertainers have partnered with Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Hill Country resort to create a memorable evening of mouth waterin' vittles and the best family friendly hand clappin', knee slappin' music and comedy in the Lone Star State.

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Telephone: 210-705-3583
Wes English
10610 Sandy Trail
San Antonio TX 78240

Jan and Judy Erickson

Jan and Judy Erickson perform traditional and original trail songs and sings the poetry of such greats as Bruce Kiskaddon, Robert Service, Arthur Chapman and more. He has become a favorite whereever he has had the opportunity to sing. Jan's song list, vocal ability and guitar style are completely unique among western artists. Known as "The Drifter & Miss Judy", Jan & Judy Erickson offer their audiences western vistas of the mind through songs and music.

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Telephone: 801-546-0526
Jan Erickson
257 E 600 N
Kaysville, Utah 84037