Cowgrass^® Music

Cowgrass singer, Brian K. Jones has moved way south of the border and incorporated latin rhythms into his infamous style. Teamed up with some of the finest musicians in Michoacan, the group is performing for enthusiastic crowds who love the sound of the five-string banjo, blended with traditional latino music. Look for the new cd in April, including the original songs by Brian, Vamos a Lazaro and Voy a Cruzar La Frontera. Until then, Que le vaya bien.

Listen to: Eureka, Creepin' Along, Land of the Midday Moon
High Sierra Sky Mama Was A Rodeo Queen
Life Is A Thrill In McGill A Family Oriented Cocktail Lounge in Utah
So Much Tequila (So Little Time)
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The top 5 reasons why Meg Ryan loves Cowgrass Music:

1. You can never make a Cowgrass musician angry, just confused.
2. There are lots of lyrics like, "And its mush, mush down fourth avenue...".
3. Andy Williams is not on any of the recordings.
4. It can be played in Anasazi ruins in the red rock country of Southern Utah without offending the Ancient Ones.
5. Yorkshire Terriers howl at the sound.

The top 5 reasons why Elton John hates Cowgrass Music:

1. Its the kind of music that unemployed geologists like to play.
2. The analog displays in the Cowgrass recordings studio are all broken.
3. The banjo player always plays the last note in the song.
4. The asparagus is dead.
5. Rugby players listen to it during half time.