Please join us for the Delta Cowboy Gathering for an evening of cowboy music and poetry featuring Gone With the West Music, singer Jeneve Rose Mitchell, Singer Peggy Malone, poet Darrell Holden, poet Terry Nash, and more! We are gonaa entetrain yer socks off!
Gone With The West: What do you get when you combine award-winning singer/songwriters, four-part harmony, a fiddle, keys, two guitars and lyrical imagery drawn from the West? You get taken on a musical journey out West ... cowboy and cowgirl life (and love!), campfires, horses, music and the beauty of the landscape. This is GONE WITH THE WEST—Nashville's newest supergroup. Mary Kaye Holt, Micki Fuhrman, Tecia McKenna and Merna Lewis have fused their talents into an exciting new sound.
Terry Nash has been a top five finalist for the last four years for the Western Music Association Male Cowboy Poet of the Year award. He was raised on a farm/ranch cow/calf operation on the High Plains of Colorado, near Idalia. In the late eighties, Terry drifted to a small ranch near Loma, Colorado, where he and his wife Kathy raise horses, hay and beef, and spend as much time on the mountain horseback as possible. Along with writing and reciting his original cowboy poems, Terry brings classic cowboy poetry to stages throughout the West, and has recently co-written a couple songs. Note: Don’t ask him to sing!
Jeneve Rose Mitchell: 22 year old from AMERICAN IDOL! Singer, songwriter, musician, and actress! Horse trainer, hard worker, cowgirl. Crawford, CO
Peggy Malone is a country, western, pop singer performing at family style venues, large groups and conventions. Ageless audience appeal. Large repertoire of songs. Listen or dance! Crowd participation is her specialty, with her stick horses and maracas. Ghost Riders in the Sky is especially fun, when audience members ride around on her corral full of stick hosses!! "Don't know who has more fun, her or her audience!" - Randy Witte, Publisher, Western Horseman Magazine.
Darrell Holden is a proud fifth-generation rancher who raises cattle on the West Desert of Utah. He started writing cowboy poetry in 1983 while a freshman in high school. He started performing after gentle nudges by his mother, wife, and daughter. (“Nudges” may have been slightly veiled threats of bodily harm.) He writes about his life–humor, strife, pain, joy, and anything ranching. Darrell carries the legacy handed to him from his ancestors as a fierce defender of ranching families and the stewardship we all have with livestock and nature. Darrell finds writing to be therapeutic and healing for his heart. Married to his best friend and sweetheart, Angie, they have two amazing kids, who are both top hands. Darrell is happiest a-horseback with family and cattle.
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