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Monthly Archives: February 2018
Jer Gregg: Resurrected
Jer Gregg: Resurrected “Everyone loves something that is authentic, and Jer Gregg is an authentic artist that not only honors and creates the music he is passionate about, but honors and looks after those that make up the company he keeps.” – Stephen … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Uncategorized
Tagged Chris Robinson, Elwood, Indiana, Jer Gregg, Nashville, songwriting, Tom Petty, Troubadour
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Still Smiling: 94-year-old cowboy loving ranch life
Sitting in a wheelchair by his wood stove at his cabin on Gilt Edge Stage, 94-year-old Eldon Snyder reads Louis L’amour’s “The Riders of High Rock,” entering the world of Hopalong Cassidy. “I’ve read a lot of books since I … Continue reading
Posted in Human Interest
Tagged Eldon Snyder, Hopalong Cassidy, Louis L'Amour, Montana, senior citizen, senior lifestyles
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Charlie's Trail 