The Music of RYAN MURPHEY and ROBERT "TRAILMEISTER" EVERSOLE...Music & Horses!

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Host GARY HOLT welcomes the multi-talented, award winning, singer/songwriter RYAN MURPHEY to the Campfire Cafe' to talk with us about the passions in his life and his music. The son of Michael Martin Murphey and the father of two beautiful daughters Elle and Fiona Rose Murphey, he'll share his thoughts about the recent fund raiser for the Fiona Rose Murphey Foundation.ROBERT "TRAILMEISTER" EVERSOLE joins us to share his knowledge of the trails and his experiences in the Back Country. A great resource for everyone who enjoys trail riding, Robert will update us on exciting new updates on his website.EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO is heard Worldwide Live and On DemandVisit our website and support the great sponsors found there who help bring EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO to you each week.www.equestrianlegacy.net

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