Music

A bona fide son of the Lone Star state, America’s #1 selling singing cowboy, Michael Martin Murphey, divides his time between ranches in the Panhandle of West Texas, northern New Mexico, Southern Colorado and the Ocooch Mountains of Wisconsin. Murphey has six gold records and a pocket full of Grammy nominations, as well as confirmation Read More…

The youngest of four children in a family of musicians, Syd Masters was cognizant of many styles of music at an early age. One can hear the influences of jazz, blues, classical, big band swing, gospel and folk all come together in his writing and arrangements of western music. His recordings under the Vision label, Read More…

Fritz Davis grew up in a musical family. His grandmother on his mother’s side was a ballerina who also played harmonica and steel guitar. His grandfather on his father’s side played piano in silent movie houses and was a rodeo clown. His father sang and played guitar and his uncle was a professional entertainer with Read More…

Fronted by K. Bolan, The Damn Band performs around the area, at the Bull o’ the Woods and special events here in Red River and Taos. K is the backbone of the band but the other vocalists change periodically, lending variety to the performances. K. Bolan was part of the music scenes in Los Angeles Read More…

A veteran of California honky-tonks and hangouts, singer/songwriter Mike Addington moved to Red River around 2004 and has been entertaining visitors and locals alike ever since. With a seemingly endless repertoire of classics and standards from American popular music, as well as his own songs, he is at home as a solo act and equally Read More…