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June 24 , 2008
My current schedule is posted on Bea McKinney's SouthCentralTexas website.
It is very easy for me to update - also add things to and to find other things.
To see my schedule click here.
Smokey
Mark your calendars! We’ve set the date!
11th Annual PIP
~ Party in the Pasture ~
Friday, Aug 29th - Sunday, Aug 31
Grab your instruments, friends, camping gear, and
party attitude. IT'S PARTY TIME!!!!
What’s a PARTY IN THE PASTURE you might ask?
Well, just imagine two solid days and nights of Texas Music and fun in Smokey Wilson’s
pasture on the bank of the Sandies Creek under the giant shady pecan trees.
There will be no moonlight so get ready to see how big the stars can be
under a big Texas sky.
Smokey's annual Pasture Party features all kinds of music -from
Kerrville to country to blues but mostly is pure Texas.
Campfire music goes on day and night.
There will be designated tent and RV areas (no hookups),
food and merchandise vendors, a bike rally, a chile and BBQ cookoff,
… and more good times than any one person should be expected to
handle alone (so bring your friends).
Camping Friday and Saturday nights.
Come early for the best camping spots.
All are good, some are just a bit better.
Bring your own beer n'stuff - no alcohol will be sold.
$10 per vehicle for camping
(any number of tents)
$15 per person per day or
$25 All Weekend
The gates will open Friday at noon for early campers.
Open mic starts at 1pm Friday afternoon
The schedule on the big stage is:
Friday 29th
11:00 - till Mike Blakely
10:00 - Smokey Wilson
9:00 - Britt Lloyd
8:00 - Ty Deitz
7:00 - Renee Anderson
5:00 - open mic
Saturday 30th
11:00 - Davin James
9:30 - Highspeed Hayride
8:00 - The Pear Ratz
6:30 - Wicked Brew
5:00 - Wrtght Remedy
3:30 - Indianola Railroad
2:00 - Ragged Company
12:30 - Johnson Grass
AS ALWAYS THE PIP BENEFITS THE SALVATION ARMY
Please forward this to your mailing lists and let's "get it on".
RULES:
DON'T BRING YOUR FOUR WHEELERS.
BYOB but NO GLASS CONTAINERS PLEASE. It’s bad for the cows.
Remember, no beer will be sold.
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Questions?
Suggestions?
Want to Volunteer?
Email info@smokeywilson.com
Check back often for all updates
DIRECTIONS TO THE SMOKEY WILSON RANCH
FROM CUERO:
Take FM 766 past the Prison and across the
Guadalupe River.
Turn Left on FM 953 and go one mile
to the second cattle guard on the right.
The mailbox at the entrance has "Wilson" on it.
Then follow
signs and markers to the party.
FROM VICTORIA:
Take US Hwy 87 to Cuero.
Turn Right
on US Hwy 183, north. Go to the next traffic light,
FM 766 and turn left.
Then follow directions from Cuero.
FROM AUSTIN: Take US Hwy 183 South to Cuero.
Turn right at the first traffic light, FM 766.
Then follow directions from Cuero.
FROM CORPUS CHRISTI: Take US Hwy 77 North to
Refugio. At Refugio take US Hwy 183 to Goliad and
then to Cuero. In Cuero turn left on FM 766.
Then follow directions from Cuero.
FROM SAN ANTONIO: Take US Hwy 87 from San Antonio
past LaVernia, Nixon, and Westhoff. Eight or Ten
miles past Westhoff, turn left on FM 953. Go on 953
past the Lindeneau Dance Hall and across Sandies
creek. Past the creek take the first cattle guard to
the left. The mailbox at the entrance
has "Wilson" on it.
For driving instructions (in pdf form) click on the appropriate link below
(The maps are quite large so they may take a long time to download)
From Austin
From Cuero
From San Antonio
For more information contact
Smokey Wilson at 361-275-4519
Who the hell is Smokey Wilson?
Smokey Wilson is a singer-songwriter cowboy who lives alone on his 4th generation family ranch outside of Cuero, Texas, one of the starting points of the Chisholm Trail. He spent many years as the animal health inspector for the Texas Animal Health Commission (essentially he was the lone ranger for TAHC) . He has been writing and performing music, including a lot of his original songs, for many years.
Smokey blends upbeat Texas music with a bluesy sound. The result is fun music for listening or dancing. He can fill a room singlehanded with his voice, guitar, and harmonica. He can also bring his Karioke equipment thatcan supply
enough additional music to fill a dance hall
with great sound.
You can request playing some of his music on Radio Free Texas
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