1410 The Range

07/06/2021

Happy Birthday America! ❤️🤍💙

06/13/2021

Meet the day like you mean it.

Happy Monday!

04/06/2021

You can now be the sheriff of your own Western town in Datil, New Mexico

04/06/2021

Found on Google from decider.com

01/18/2020

Keeping Their Distance
William Henry Jackson captured this iconic photograph of Texas cowboys with their herd behind them. “We always rode something like seventy-five feet away from the cattle, and sang a song or made some kind of noise,” recalled Evan G. Barnard, who became a Cherokee Strip cowpuncher in 1882. “That was done so that the cattle would not be frightened if we happened to have to ride near them suddenly. If they heard us singing or humming a tune, they knew what was coming. Also the noise we made kept the coyotes away from the herd. They often prowled around and scared the cows that had calves.”

07/27/2013

RIP J.J. Cale....One of the Best....

LA JOLLA, Calif. (AP) — Grammy-winning musician JJ Cale, whose best known songs became hits for Eric Clapton with "After Midnight" and Lynyrd Skynyrd with "Call Me the Breeze," has died. He was 74.

The performer and producer's manager Mike Kappus has told The Associated Press that the architect of the Tulsa Sound died Friday night of a heart attack at Scripps Hospital in La Jolla, Calif.

Born John Weldon Cale in Oklahoma City, he cut a wide path through 1970s rock 'n' roll, influencing some of the most famous musicians at the time with songs that were laid back and mellow, yet imbued with a driving groove.

Neil Young, Mark Knopfler and Bryan Ferry are among his many fans in the music world.

A former member of the Grand Ole Opry touring company, Cale never rose to the level of success of his admirers, but his fingerprints could be heard all over the genre in the 1970s, and his music remains influential.

His album with Eric Clapton "The Road to Escondido" won a Grammy for Best Contemporary Blues Album in 2007.

In 2006, Cale told the AP in an interview "I'd probably be selling shoes today if it wasn't for Eric."

Clapton also recorded Cale's "Co***ne," ''Travelin' Light" and "I'll Make Love To You Anytime."

Artists including Santana, Johnny Cash and The Allman Brothers have all covered Cale's songs.

Cale was asked on his website if it bothers him that "contemporaries and critics list him among legends, and fans might love his songs yet not even know his name?"

"No, it doesn't bother me," he said with a laugh. "What's really nice is when you get a check in the mail."

07/27/2013

National Day of the Cowboy...and here they are~

07/23/2013

Afternoon on 1410 The Range...any idea what year this was published? How good is this?

07/17/2013

This is a great way to start the day, courtesy of our friend Jim Slone. Have a wonderful day...

07/13/2013

Don't forget to pick up your trailer this weekend at
All American Trailers in Buellton and tell them Bruce says hello!

We feature New Horse Trailers from LOGAN COACH, 4 STAR & ELITE ; Utility Trailers from BIG TEX and Cargo Trailers from Wells Cargo.