Well, I'm cheating a little on that. It's only 50% a Canadian sunset. Half is in the state of Montana and half is in British Columbia. But, I love the color and I love the music.
And to go with it Floyd Cramer's Canadian Sunset. Such a beautiful piece.
©Kinsey Barnard
Australian Shepherd Molly Montana writes of her outdoor adventures with human, Kinsey Barnard. Kinsey takes the photos. They live in Montana and travel in their RV Clementine. Exploring is their favorite thing to do. Follow them and enjoy great stories, travel photos as well as travel & hiking tips particularly in Montana
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
16 October 2011
Canadian Sunset
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05 August 2010
Brule
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Brule, pronounced bru-ley is not a new Native American music group but it is to me and certainly is awesome.
On my way back from the Blackfeet Pow wow I stopped in at Montana Fur Trading and heard this music playing in the background. I bot the CD and forgot about it until yesterday when I finally cranked it up on my stereo. Oh my goodness what a treat.
The group has released a number of CD's
The one I stumbled on is called Star People. If you like things Native American and instrumental music I think you'll love Brule.
©Kinsey Barnard Photography
Brule, pronounced bru-ley is not a new Native American music group but it is to me and certainly is awesome.
On my way back from the Blackfeet Pow wow I stopped in at Montana Fur Trading and heard this music playing in the background. I bot the CD and forgot about it until yesterday when I finally cranked it up on my stereo. Oh my goodness what a treat.
The group has released a number of CD's
The one I stumbled on is called Star People. If you like things Native American and instrumental music I think you'll love Brule.
©Kinsey Barnard Photography
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brule,
lakota,
music,
Native Americans,
reviews,
star people
14 August 2008
For Baby Boomers Only

Ok, what I'm posting today is a little bit different. But, I was sent this music video and enjoyed it so much I wanted to pass it along.
If you are not a Baby Boomer the whole thing may escape you, then again, maybe not. Give a look you may enjoy it too. The presentation is accompanied by Willie Nelson and his music so be sure to have your music on if you can.
Back in the day cowboys weren't only in Montana. They were in everyone's living room. Frankly, I think we could use more heroes. Click on the link below.
My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys
Enjoy!
Koty Bear
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baby boomers,
boomers,
cowboys,
heroes,
music,
video,
willie nelson
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