Music of James Michael & We Hit the Trails with the "Trailmeister" on EL RADIO

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THURS. JULY 14th NOON CST on EQUESTRIA LEGACY RADIO'S CAMPFIRE CAFE' & SADDLE UP AMERICA!We kick things off with music and tales rom singer/songwriter JAMES MICAHEL on the CAMPFIRE CAFE'. If you've ever wondered what life was like growing up with a Rodeo family tune in for our visit with "Mike" and enjoy his music and tales of rodeo life.We saddle up with the "Trailmeister" ROBERT EVERSOLE on this weeks SADDLE UP AMERICA! for an interesting and informative visit. EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO is Heard Around the World on your Mobile Device and Streaming Live and OnDemand at www.equestrianlegacy.net

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