"MY COUNTRY'S NOT FOR SALE" the music of RW HAMPTON and BCHA'S JIM MCGARVEY

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GARY HOLT welcomes RW HAMPTON to the Campfire Cafe' to share his music and talk about his music and the cowboy way of life that influenced it.We talk with JIM MCGARVEY, Chairman of BACK COUNTRY HORSEMEN OF AMERICA about the new look and inititives of the nations leading trails advocacy group.Saddle Up and get Ready for the Ride this week on EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO.Heard WorldWide Online Live and OnDemand 24/7!Visit our website at www.equestrianlegacy.net

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