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Gillette Brothers Tapes & CD's

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Home Ranch

Available in Cassette
and double cd below

Cinch up Your Riggin

Available in Cassette
and double cd below

 

Lone Star Trail

Available in
CD & Cassette

Live from the Camp St. Cafe

Available in 
CD only
       

Ridin' With Dayton
Available in
CD only

2 CD re-mastered, reissue of

Home Ranch
and
Cinch Up Your Riggin'


Many Long Miles To Ride
Available in
CD only

New CD
Cowboys Minstrels and Medicine Shows
Available in
CD only
       

Cowboys Minstrels and Medicine Shows
Winner of the Western Heritage Award for Best Triditional Western CD of 2010

New CD
"Cowboys Minstrels and Medicine Shows


CD Release Party May 15, 2010

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Sample Clips

Home Ranch

Cinch up Your Riggin

Back Porch Blues  
696 KB

The Gal I left Behind Me 
380 KB

That's the way
the girls are from Texas 
542 KB
Gee, but Life is Funny 
365 KB
       
Lone Star Trail Live from Camp Street
Sam Bass 
789 KB
Long Summer Day 
529 KB
Small town days and nights 
368 KB
Delia 
447 KB

   
Ridin' With Dayton Many Long Miles To Ride
Ridin' With Dayton
587 KB
Diamond Joe 
927 KB
Summer Rain
1,116 KB
The Old Chisholm Trail 
862 KB
       
Cowboys Minstrels and Medicine Shows    

Old Dan Tucker
501 KB

   

Streets of Laredo
350 KB

All samples are in mp3 format  -  download via dialup may take up to three minutes per clip.

Rhythm Bones

Musical bones hand made from cow ribs 

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Link to Pipp's Decoys

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Books



BARBECUE BISCUITS AND BEANS

$24.95

Settlers of the Western Woods

$26.00

Texas Cowboy Cooking

$24.95

Whether donning denim or black tie, CHUCK WAGON COOKING champions Bill Cauble and Clifford Tienert whip up menus to please cowboys, city slickers, VIPs-and family. True to the heritage of the Old West, Cauble and Tienert capture and preserve the culture of the cowboy and the rustic romance of the great American cattle drive in BARBECUE BISQUITS AND BEANS. Recipes for every occasion from casual cookouts, to family celebrations, to black tie dinners include basic barbecue, whole ribeye, ranch beans, fresh summer vegetables, fragrant sourdough biscuits, savory sauces, fruit cobblers, and the best bread puddings. The easy to follow recipesare accompanied by tips, tales and tidbits from two of the foremost authorities on cooking with live coals.

Settlers of the Western Woods

Settlers of the Western Woods, contains 25 songs with corresponding mini-chapters in a
116 page hardbound book.
Although Tom Perini, proprietor of the Perini Ranch Steakhouse in Buffalo Gap (pop. 499), Texas, has gained national fame for his cuisine, he's quick to remind people that he's just a "cowboy cook."

"I don't do any 'plate drawing', where they drizzle sauces to 'paint' your dish," Perini drawls as he pushes back his ever-present cowboy hat. "If you find a leaf on one of my plates, you send it back! I want to do real food that looks good and tastes good and that you can recognize."

 

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The Mayor of MacDougal Street

$26.00

American Legend:
The Real-Life Adventures of
David Crockett

$25.95
 

Dave Van Ronk (1936-2002) was one of the founding figures of the 1960s folk revival, but he was far more than that. A pioneer of modern acoustic blues, a fine songwriter and arranger, a powerful singer, and one of the most influential guitarists of the 1960s, he was also a marvelous storyteller, a peerless musical historian, and one of the most quotable figures on the Greenwich Village scene. Holding court in legendary venues like Gerde’s Folk City and the Gaslight Caf8E, Van Ronk’s influence was so great that a stretch of Sheridan Square—the heart of the Village—was renamed on June 30, 2004, and is now Dave Van Ronk Street. The Mayor of MacDougal Street is a unique first-hand account by a major player in the social and musical history of the ’50s and ’60s. It features encounters with young stars-to-be like Bob Dylan (who survived much of his first year in New York sleeping on Van Ronk’s couch), Tom Paxton, Phil Ochs, Joan Baez, and Joni Mitchell, as well as older luminaries like Reverend Gary Davis, Woody Guthrie, Mississippi John Hurt, and Odetta. Colorful, hilarious, engaging, and a vivid evocation of a fascinating time and place, The Mayor of MacDougal Street will appeal not only to folk and blues fans but to anyone interested in the music, politics, and spirit of a revolutionary period in American culture.   What most baby boomers know about the legendary frontier figure David “Davy” Crockett has been gleaned from the Walt Disney movie and television series starring Fess Parker. In American Legend: The Real-Life Adventures of David Crockett, WSU English professor Buddy Levy presents a fuller profile of the man who made Tennessee famous in the early 1800s. It’s not just a master heroic outdoorsman who emerges; the consummate politician and ferocious fighter for underdog causes shines through as well.

Born August 17, 1786, Davy Crockett found his independent spirit and developed his frontier skills on the open road at the age of 14, when he ran away from home for two years. It was a scenario that repeated itself over the course of his lifetime, as Crockett went from adventure to adventure—on the rugged frontier, into the hallowed halls of the U.S. House of Representatives, and to his death at the Alamo on March 6, 1836.

This may be the definitive story of Crockett’s life, more so than Crockett’s own 1834 autobiography, in which he capitalized on his own pop-culture hero status rampant at the time. Levy has obviously researched every inch of Crockett’s life but is careful he doesn’t let myth overpower the truth, even though it’s obvious Levy admires his subject.

Still, American Legend is not without its dramatic moments. Crockett’s killing of a 600-pound black bear depicted on page 109 is as thrilling as any fictionalized adventure story.
 


Lightnin' Hopkins: His Life and Blues

$28.95


 
  In only the second biographical book on seminal blues guitarist-singer Hopkins (see Sarah Ann West, Deep Down Hard Blues, 1995), Govenar traces Hopkins’ long, twisting route to worldwide fame. Leaving home when still a child, Hopkins spent most of his life pursuing the sex-and-drinks-and-blues lifestyle that preceded the sex-and-drugs-and-rock-’n’-roll model, at least in the popular imagination. Apparently dubbed Lightnin’ at his 1946 first recording session, the moniker wasn’t, as oft-rumored, a tribute to his guitar stylings but made to go with session-mate Wilson Smith being called Thunder. Govenar finds that much else of what fans think they know about Hopkins doesn’t stand up to investigation, yet in pursuit of the truth via extensive interviews with family and friends, he turns up many nuggets as satisfying as the dispelled myths and inconsistencies. His detailed examination of how the delightfully cantankerous Hopkins rode the folk music craze of the early 1960s to rediscovery and a second, probably more remunerative recording career should be a cornerstone of blues-covering pop-music collections. --Mike Tribby


 
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Davy Crocketts Fiddle CD
$16.98

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T Shirts

$19.95 
M L XL

$18.00
S, M, L, XL, and XXL.

$15.00
M L XL

$19.95
M L XL

$19.95 
M L XL

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Camp Street Cup

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$6.95 Each

Sam Houston Print
18 X 20

$12.00

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