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The Brazoria County FairA Special Edition of The Bulletin

0ctober 10, 2017

YOUR GUIDE TO 2017BRAZORIA COUNTY FAIR• Complete events schedule• Entertainment schedule• Fair Parade• History of the Fair• Photos from the 2016 parade• Contest/events highlights• Scholarships• And Much More ...

PLEASE SEE PAGE 3 FOR PHOTO INFORMATION

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The benefits of fair membership2017 LIFETIME $400.00 Fee entitles member to all

rights of membership for life, including one vote (18 yrs. or older). Includes non-trans-ferable gold card. ($50.00 replacement fee for lost cards.)

2017 CORPORATE $400.00 Fee entitles a designated

user to all membership rights

for the life of the corporation, with one vote. Includes a

gold card, transferable at the beginning of each year to a designated individual within the corporation. (Please inform the Fair Office in writing of any changes.)

The gold card is required admission through the Fair gate

and at the Club.2017 Annual Membership

$45The $45 annual fee

includes: Free entry to the fair; admission to Annual Membership Meal; full voting rights (18 yrs. or older); and allows you to serve on a com-mittee.

2017 Fair catalog’s winning design

This year’s front logo of the Brazoria County Fair catalog was designed by Lindsey Arthur of Brazoswood High School. The winner received a $250 cash award.

On the coverThe top right cover photo is of the

Brazoria County Fair Rodeo Queen contestants. Top: (Left to Right)

Ashtyn Wall (Angleton High School);

Ciara Robertson (Angleton Chris-tian School).

Bottom: (Left to Right) Jessica Harper (Robert Turner College & Career High School);

Cheyenne Kettler (Angleton High School);

Sarah Trahan (Alvin High School).The bottom photos of the Fair

Queen contestants. Top (left to right) Alexis Rangel (Angleton HS;)Tiana Lemon (Sweeny HS) Abigail Stovall (Brazoswood HS); Morgan Geer (Columbia HS); Jessica Hall (Alvin HS). Bottom (left- right) Katelyn Gon-

zales (Turner HS) (dropped out after

photo session); Liberty Kent (Manvel HS); Catherine Lloyd (Shadow Creek

HS); Katy Land (Danbury HS); Catherine Patterson (Brazosport

Christian School). Each fair queen contestant is

required to raise $500 in sponsor-ships; while rodeo queen contes-tants need to raise $400 each.

They all are required to be resi-dents of Brazoria County and attend an accredited school full-time.

Alexis Wagoner was named the 2016 Fair Queen. The first runner-up was Alyssah McKinney, and second runner-up was Taylor Green.

The 2016 Rodeo Queen was Carly Castillo. First runner-up was Brooke Stoddard. Bailey Phillips was second runner-up.

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A word from the fair presidentFor many years the Brazoria

County Fair has been a part of my family.

I have memories of enjoying my wife and son riding the rides in the Carnival, to cooking in the BBQ

cook off with my late father and friends.

Now I get the opportu-nity to take my wife and

granddaughter every year to enjoy the activities. I have also had the pleasure of volunteering for the fair for many years. This year I have the Honor to serve as your 2017 President for the Brazoria County Fair Association.

In many ways the Brazoria County Fair is a “Community Reunion”. We get the chance to see

old friends and make new ones. We have the opportunity to make new memories with our family and develop those new friendships. These types of values are part of what makes Brazoria County a great place to live and raise a family.

Hundreds of volunteers work hard to host your fair every year. Our Elected Officials, Sponsors, and the entire community comes together to make sure the County Fair is an event that will be cherished by our families.

Come join us October 13th-21st. We will be cheering on our Friends and Family as they compete in the BBQ Cook Off, Livestock shows, and more. Take time to enjoy the CPRA Rodeo Finals, Carnival and Live Music Entertainment.

See you at the Fair,Richard Foreman, President2017 Brazoria County Fair Association

2017 BCFA OfficersPresident

Richard ForemanPresident Elect

Jim Weaver1st Vice President

T.R. Williams2nd Vice President

Greg KrestaSecretary

JoAnn GriggsTreasurer

Randy ViktorinAssistant Treasurer

Clint McGough

Special Children’s Day

Special Children’s Day is scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 18. Event include a special rodeo, Children’s Barnyard, entertainment, food and fun. It is co-sponsored by Gulf Coast Auto Park, INEOS O&P, Brazosport Rotary and Pearl Snaps.


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The fair has come a long way from its inception in 1910 and housing German prisoners of warBack in 1910, several of Brazoria

County’s civic leaders decided the area needed a forum for educating farmers and homemakers by rec-ognizing those who were most out-standing in each area of endeavor.

They visualized an event that would provide competition, enter-tainment, enjoyment, and an oppor-tunity to get together with friends. They wanted to provide a standard of excellence toward which county residents could work, to encourage continued improvement of the equal-ity of life in the area. Thus was born the first Brazoria County Fair.

Those early leaders would proba-bly be astounded at the evolution of the fair since that first one in 1910. They could hardly have envisioned a 120-acre fairgrounds dotted with permanent buildings, including a huge covered arena, the site of a multi-faceted, six-day annual event attracting almost a quarter of a mil-lion people.

History of the “modern” Brazo-ria County Fair begins in 1938, when Angleton Jaycees took over operation of several of the annual events. Although no fair organization officially existed that year, Jack Phil-lips of West Columbia recalls that

“a little exhibition of livestock was held…and the ladies showed their jams and jellies” on the courthouse lot.

Phillips missed only one Brazoria County Fair since 1938 during his lifetime. He was attending the Olym-pics in Mexico City during the 1968 fair. He served as president of the fair in 1957, 1967, and 1968.

After formation of the Brazoria County Fat Stock and Fair Associa-tion, the group bought a 20-acre fig orchard south of Angleton for use as fairgrounds. By 1947, another 30-acres had been added to the site, and throughout the years, more land has been bought and paid out as it became available.

The fair was canceled for three years during World War II, and the property was leased to the U.S. government as the site for a U.S. Signal Corps radar unit. After a little more than a year, however, the government decided to utilize the facilities as a prisoner of war camp.

A high fence topped with rows of barbed wire was placed around the property, with guard towers built at the corners. German war prisoners were moved to the site.

At one time, 200 of Rommel’s

crack North African Troops were among the prisoners housed there. Those who wanted to work for small wages helped area farmers in cotton or rice harvesting and other chores.

Several of these former prison-ers have visited Angleton in recent years, bringing their families to see where they were incarcerated and

where they waded through muddy rice fields or stooped for hours to pick cotton.

With the war’s end, the grounds were returned to the fair association for use, and in the years since, in good times and bad, in economic slumps and following devastating hurricanes, the fair has grown and expanded to the point that it is now

the largest county fair in Texas. But despite its tremendous growth and changes, the Brazoria County Fair is still a place where residents from various parts of the county gather to compete in agricultural and home-making and leisure-time pursuits, to recognize and encourage excel-lence, to visit friends, and to enjoy themselves in a family atmosphere.

Decorated car in the fair parade in the very early days.

German prisoners of war at the fairgrounds during WWII.


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2016 Greg Kresta2015 Matt Burke2014 Glen Bell2013 Joey Lashlee2012 Darrel Bagley2011 Linda Holt2010 Greg Bryington

2009 Joe Tribble2008 Paul Kresta2007 Carol Henkes 2006 Linda Holt2005 Rick Wagoner2004 Philip Rickaway 2003 Susan Spoor2002 Arthur Mayfield2001 Mike Smith2000 Ed Smith

1999 Paul Kresta1998 Mike Firkins1997 Gary Parker1996 Vivian Tomlinson1995 Vivian Tomlinson1994 Tom Ferguson1993 David Christian1992 Tom McMillan1991 Herman Parker1990 Bill Terry1989 June Johse1988 Keith Thompson1987 Tom Perryman1986 Billy Joe Plaster1985 J.V. “Pancho” Polka1984 Burch Loggins1983 G.W. “Billy” Abbott1982 Victor Stasny1981 Ercell Jeter1980 Monroe Schrader1979 Tom Tigner1978 Kenneth Welsch1977 Jerry D. Deere1976 Jimmie W. Jordan1975 E.E. Brewer1974 H.L. Buchanan1973 Pete Goodman1972 T.P. Brundrett1971 J.O. Fossel, Jr1970 L.M. Vaughan1969 Ed C. Winston1968 J.G. Phillips, Jr1967 J.G. Phillips, Jr.1966 C.B. Robertson1965 O.G. Yauch1964 J.C. McNeill, IV1963 G.O. Norris1962 L.J. McNeill, Jr1961 T.J. Walker1960 C.B. Robertson1959 Riley A. Godwin1958 Wm. D. Colegrove1957 J.G. Phillips, Jr1956 George C. Kennedy1955 M.M. Galloway1954 George G. Badge1953 E.L. Boston1952 E.L. Boston1951 E.L. Boston1950 E.L. Boston1949 Chas E. Jones1948 Chas E. Jones1947 Q.J. Aaberg1946 Q.J. Aaberg1941 J.S. Welboan1940 J.S. Welboan1939 B.M. Jamison

Past presidentsThe Brazoria County Fair Association will be awarding scholarships

to Brazoria County 12th grade students pursuing a career in any field. The awards will be determined on Fair participation, financial need and scholastic ability.

List of all/other scholarships awarded as follows:$4000 BCFA Scholarships $2000 BBQ Scholarship (See attached BCFA Scholarship App. For

both BCFA and BBQ)(2) - $2000 Brazoria County Cattleman’s Assoc. (See attached BCCA

Scholarship App.)(2) - $500 Youth Rodeo Series (1, Sr boy and 1 Sr girl) (no applica-

tion, scholarship will be chosen by YRS committee)(1) - $500 Ag Mechanic Scholarship Should you have any questions please call the Fair Office. (979) 849-

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Fair awards scholarships annually

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Fair parade 2016

2016 Parade WinnersBest School Float- Brazoswood HOSA

Best Civic - Danbury Girl Scouts Troop 2201Best Religious Float - Angleton Christian School - Puppet Ministry

Best Commercial Float - Nutshell.townBest Children’s Float - Texas Impire

Best Public Service Float - Brazoria County Marine Corp League #982


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Fair parade 2017 plans

This year’s Brazoria County Fair parade will start at 10 a.m. Satur-day, Oct. 14, in downtown Angleton and wind its way through the city. If you want to attend, get there about an hour or so early to find a perfect spot. But good spots are always available around the county court-house for those who are running a little late.

For those who a want to enter, but have not registered yet, your deadline is Wednesday, Oct. 11, at 5 p.m.. The regular deadline has passed. The late registration fee is $20.

This is a small-town, old-fash-ioned parade with a nice blend of entertainment, floats, acrobatics and horseback riders, some neat antique tractors, loud fire trucks and clowns. Something for everyone.

So, pack up the whole family and a picnic breakfast and head over to Angleton and have a great time, jumping for candy or whatever else is passed out along the route.


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The Chick-Fil-A Chicken Scram-ble contest is always good for some cute photos and memories. It is designed to give younger children an opportunity to participate and have fun in a livestock department event.

The event will take place at the Livestock Show Arena 2 p.m. Satur-day, Oct. 21, which is also the entry deadline. it is free to enter.

The scramble is open to Brazoria County children only.

Chickens will be provided by the Brazoria County Fair Association.

Participant will not be allowed to keep any chickens caught.

When a chicken is caught, it must be carried to a specified area and released.

Only committee members will be allowed in the fenced area with the participants and chickens.

The three divisions are: 3 years old; 4 & 5 years old; 6 & 7 years old. Chicken Scramble T-shirts will be awarded to all participants who catch a chicken.

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Senior Citizens’ Day

Senior Citizens’ Day will be held Tuesday, Oct. 17, starting at 8 a.m. at the fair auditorium. There will be donuts, coffee, contests, games, fair exhibits and lunch. Admission is free. The event is for residents 55 years of age or older. Sponsor is The Dow Chemical Co.


TICKETS & ADMISSIONWeekends (Friday & Saturday)

$20 Adults after 5 p.m.Adults (13 & up) - $15; Youth (6-12) - $5

Monday, Tuesday, WednesdayAdults - $10; Youth - $5

Sunday & ThursdayAdults - FREE Youth - FREE

CARNIVAL WRISTBAND SPECIALSWednesday, Oct. 18

BUDDY NIGHTBuy wristband for $20 & buddy rides free

Sunday, Oct. 15FOOD PANTRY NIGHT

Wristbands $10 with 3 cans of foodDaily wristbands on grounds at the

Carnival without a special: $20

Mutton Bustin’Mutton Bustin’ is an event in

which participants are between the ages 4-8 and try to ride animals that are close enough to the ground so that if they fall off, they don’t get hurt. Plus, there is a lot of padding and a helmet.

The event will be held Oct. 13 and 15 at 6 p.m. at the BCFA Rodeo

Arena at 6 p.m. and at 1 p.m. on Oct. 15.

Participants cannot weigh more than 55 lbs. There are 45 entries and 6 alternates. The alternates can only compete if someone in the top 45 group is disqualified or cannot compete.

One parent is allowed in the arena during the ride. Kids can use their own bicycle helmets, or helmets wll be provided.


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Shane Jennings Fair manager

Tamara Michalec Bookkeeper

Tammi Vasquez Livestock coordinator

Brittney Siegel Administrative assistant

Jim GilliamMaintenance coordinator

Fair staff

Sunday, Oct. 152:00 PMStudent Art AuctionThursday, Oct. 196:00 PMJunior Livestock AuctionSaturday, Oct. 211:00 PMCommercial Heifer Auction

General sales/auction

Who is going to be the 2017 Fair Mom?Moms from all around the county

will be competing for the 2017 Fair Mom title on Friday, Oct. 13, at 8 p.m. in the fairgrounds auditorium.

Fair Mom is not a “beauty pag-

eant” nor a “talent contest”, but an event to recognize and honor out-standing mothers for their contribu-tions to their communities, children and families. You can nominate your Mom or another deserving Mom by telling us in an essay of 500 words or less why your candidate should be Brazoria County’s Mom of the Year.

“Kim Kresta Memorial Award”This special award will be given

to the Brazoria County Fair Mom in loving memory of Kim Kresta, the 2002 Fair Mom, by her family and friends.

Kim was a woman who was a prime example of how to appreciate and live life to the fullest. She was devoted to her husband, Greg, and three children - Clint, Cody, and Kenzie. She was also a hard-work-ing supporter and volunteer of the Fair Association.

Shown is the Fair Mom Contest 2016 winner Debbie Bryington.Do you know someone in your

hometown who is a Hero?If you know a Veteran,Service

man or woman, Police Officer, Firefighter or EMS who has gone above and beyond the call of duty to make our lives better, enter him/her and tell us why they deserve to be recognized.

Everyone is invited to nominate his/her Hometown Hero for 2017. To nominate your Hometown Hero, tell us in an essay of 300 words or less why you believe your Hero should be recognized as a 2017 Brazoria County Hometown Hero.

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Tricycle races will give children ages 1-6 a chance to experience competition and have a lot of fun.

They will be held Saturday, Oct. 14, in the auditorium. Starting time is 1:15 p.m.

Registration will be held from noon to 1 p.m. The fee is $2 per participant. Tricycles will be pro-vided by the fair.

Everyone will get a participation ribbon. First, second and third place finishers will receive trophies.

There will be preliminary heats in each age category. Winners of heats will compete in the finals.

Decisions of the judge will be final.

Entry forms are available at the race site and will be accepted the day of the race only.

The event is sponsored by Vicki Melass of Allstate Insurance.

Tricycle races

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The Brazoria County Fair Asso-ciation is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing educational opportunities and scholarships to the youth of Brazoria County. Our fair is a nine-day annual event that takes place in October of every year. It is known for its old-fashioned fair atmosphere and traditional fair entertainment such as carnival rides, rodeo, concerts, concessions and livestock/agriculture displays. It attracts about a quarter million people and takes place in a 120-acre fairground with permanent buildings.

Brazoria County Fair is a planned event that provides competition, entertainment, enjoyment, and an opportunity for county residents and visitors to get together with friends. The fair provides people with a stan-dard of excellence, which all county residents could work to achieve and to encourage the continued improvement of the equality of life in Brazoria County.

BCFA conducts several events throughout the year, including the annual Science Fair in February; Game, Farm & Ranch Expo in April; Youth Summer Series Rodeo in June; Spike & Spurs Golf Classic in August; and the Kick-off Dinner and Dance in September.

Today, the Brazoria County Fair has approximately 2,000 members. The Board of Directors totals 99 county residents and a 26-member executive board, both of which over-see the different areas of the fair. It takes more than 500 volunteers to keep the fair association operating.

About the Brazoria County Fair Association

What is the Brazoria County Fair Youth Advisory Council?The Brazoria County Fair Youth

Advisory Council is a youth leader-ship development organization sponsored by the Brazoria County Fair Association, its members and the community.

The mission of the Youth Advisory Council (YAC’s) is to make a posi-tive difference in the fair itself and the lives of the youth of Brazoria County by developing their potential

for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through their participation in Fair activities.

The Council is comprised of youth representing all Brazoria County high schools, 4-H, FFA and the Community. All members are the leaders of the group and each member serves for one year.

All Youth Advisory Council members must be enrolled in high school for the school year, passing all classes and be recommended by one adult advisor that is willing to provide a letter of recommendation.

All members must be members of (or families’ members of) and exhibit in the Brazoria County Fair

(i.e., speech & essay, youth horse show, photography, student art, livestock, etc.). All members must have the written/signed approval of their parents/legal guardians, and their parents/legal guardians must be members of the Brazoria County Fair Association for 2017 and/or 2018.

Fairs go back a long ways. The first Agricultural Society in Ohio was founded in 1818 in Trumbull County. Ashtabula County claims that they held the first Agricultural Fair in 1823. Geauga County still lays claims to having the oldest continu-sus Agricultural Fair held in Ohio.

This will be the 25th annual CPRA Rodeo Finals held at the Brazoria County Fair. The competition will be from Oct.13-15, 6-9 p.m. at the Rodeo Arena. Cowboys from all over will be competing for $110,000 in added prize money, plus bonus funds. The event is sponsored by Bud Light and the Don Davis Dealerships.

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Friday, Oct. 13CLAY WALKER IN CONCERT W/ SPECIAL GUEST JOSH WARD

8:00 AM Junior Breeding Beef - Jr. Breed-ing Beef - Arrival Time

3:00 PM Junior Market Swine - Jr. Market Swine Weigh In

5:00 PM Commercial Heifer - Jr. Commer-cial Heifer Singles Check-InJu-nior Breeding Beef - Jr. Breeding Beef Check-In Time

6:00 PM25th Annual CPRA Rodeo Finals-Mutton Bustin’

6:30 PM4H & FFA Calf Scramble; Little Mr. and Miss Contest

8:00 PMDogtown Blues - W.F. Gonzales Pavillion; Fair Mom Contest

Saturday, Oct. 148:00 AMOur Pick Bucket Calf Show; Jr Market Rabbit

9:00 AMJr Market Turkey - Jr Market Turkey Show

10:00 AMParade - Parade11:00 AMJr Breeding Rabbit - Jr. Breed-ing Rabbit Check - In; Jr Market Turkey - Early Release

12:00 PMTricycle Races6:00 PM25th Annual CPRA Rodeo Finals-Mutton Bustin’

6:30 PM4H & FFA Calf Scramble7:00 PMFair Queen - FAIR QUEEN CORONATION

9:00 PMMichael Salgado - W.F. Gonzales Pavillion

Sunday, Oct. 157:00 AMJr Market Broiler - Check In Time9:00 AMTwirling Contest10:00 AMCommercial Heifer - Jr Commer-cial Heifer Sift - Singles Jr Market

Broiler - Jr Market Broilers Show11:30 AMJr Market Broiler - Early Release - Non Placing

12:00 PMAg Mechanics Project - Ag Mechan-ics Show Time

1:00 PMMutton Bustin’2:00 PMStudent Art Auction5:00 PMJUNIOR MARKET STEER SHOW6:00 PM25th Annual CPRA Rodeo Finals; Youth Talent Show

6:30 PM4H & FFA Calf Scramble

Monday, Oct. 167:00 AMJunior Breeding Beef - Jr. Breeding Beef Arrival Time

9:00 AMJunior Market Goat - Junior Market Goat Show

3:00 PMJr Market Lamb - Market Lamb Show

5:30 PMPet Parade

Tuesday, Oct. 178:00 AMSenior Citizen’s Day9:00 AMCALF SCRAMBLE HEIFER SHOW - 2017 Calf Scramble Heifer Show

11:00 AMScarecrow Contest1:00 PMCommercial Heifer - Jr. Commercial Heifer Show - Singles

7:00 PMHometown Hero’s Day

Wednesday, Oct. 187:00 AMCommercial Heifer - Jr. Commercial Heifer Pen of Three Arrival

8:30 AMSpecial Children’s Day10:00 AMJunior Breeding Beef - Junior Breeding Beef Show

8:00 PMDJ Double J - W.F. Gonzales Pavil-lion

Thursday, Oct. 19BBQ Cook-Off Contest - BCFA World Class - BBQ Cook-Off-Junior Carcass Contest - Jr. Carcass Contest

10:00 AMCommercial Heifer - Jr. Commer-cial Heifer Pen of 3 Show

6:00 PMJunior Livestock Auction7:00 PMRanch Rodeo8:00 PMShayne Still & the Southern Blend Band - W.F. Gonzales Pavillion

Friday, Oct. 20BBQ Cook-Off Contest - BCFA World Class - BBQ Cook-Off

6:00 AMOpen Beef Cattle8:30 AMOpen Beef Cattle - Pee Wee Showmanship

9:30 AMOpen Beef Cattle - Open Beef Cattle Show

8:00 PMEighty Plus - W.F. Gonzales Pavillion

Saturday, Oct. 21AARON WATSON W/ SPECIAL GUEST BELLAMY BROTHERS; BBQ Cook-Off Contest - BCFA World Class - BBQ Cook-Off

7:15 AMJr Livestock Judging - Livestock Judging Entry Deadline

8:30 AMJr Livestock Judging - Livestock Judging Time

10:00 AMLivestock Awards Program - Live-stock Awards Program

1:00 PMCommercial Heifer - Jr. Commer-cial Heifer Auction; Commercial Heifer Auction

1:30 PMKitchen Pride Bake Show; Rice Plus Cook-Off

2:00 PMChicken Scramble9:00 PMNooney and the Zydeco Floaters - W.F. Gonzales Pavillion

Brazoria County Fair events schedule

Beer Garden concerts

Open-air concerts

Friday, Oct. 13, 8:00 PM: Dogtown Blues - W.F. Gonzales PavillionSaturday, Oct. 14, 9:00 PM: Michael Salgado - W.F. Gonzales PavillionWednesday, Oct. 18, 8:00 PM: DJ Double J - W.F. Gonzales PavillionThursday, Oct. 19, 8:00 PM: Shayne Still & the Southern Blend Band - W.F. Gonzales Pavillion

Friday, Oct. 20, 8:00 PM: Eighty Plus - W.F. Gonzales PavillionSaturday, Oct. 21. 9:00 PM: Nooney and the Zydeco Floaters - W.F. Gonzales Pavillion

Friday, Oct. 13CLAY WALKER IN CONCERT; SPECIAL GUEST: JOSH WARDSaturday, Oct. 14CODY JOHNSON IN CONCERT; SPECIAL GUEST: ROGER CREAGER

Clay Walker Josh Ward

Cody Johnson Roger Creager

Arena concertsSaturday, Oct. 21AARON WATSON WITH SPECIAL GUEST BELLAMY BROTHERS

Aaron Watson Bellamy Brothers


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