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Welcome to the home of The Burrmans.  From rock to boogie to swing to country to bluegrass, The Burrmans have a hard time staying in one genre for very long.  Join us in supporting the Oregon National Guard families through Lost Lonely Cowboy.  Check out our debut CD release, Never Too Late..., or cruise through our history.  Be sure to click into a few of the hot links to some of our favorite sites, there's lots of great tunes and opportunities out there!

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Never Too Late...

Call it what you will, here is a collage of musical flavors that is The Burrmans.  We don’t fit in any one corner, never did and never will!!!

The Burrmans: Smiley Brion, Alan Klassen, Stevie Mercer, Jim Sanders, Ron Stephens, Steve Vincent, Willie Warwick  

Guests: Atillio, Jason Ritchie, Tommy Royer, Mike Walker  

Recording Notes:

Fallin’ recorded at Ripcord Studios, Vancouver, Washington, 1987, Ron Stephens recording engineer. All other songs recorded at Relentless Recording, Milwaukie, Oregon, 1997, 1999, and 2003, Jim Sanders recording engineer.  

Mastered at Nettleingham Audio, Vancouver, Washington, July 2003, Kevin Nettleingham mastering engineer.  

Written, recorded, mixed and produced by Smiley Brion, Jim Sanders and Steve Vincent.  

Dedicated to Alan A. Klassen, February 17, 1954 – May 12, 1994.

© The Burrmans

Lost Lonely Cowboy

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The Burrmans: Smiley Brion, Jim Sanders, Ron Stephens, Steve Vincent

Recording Notes:

Recorded at Relentless Recording, Milwaukie, Oregon, 2004, Jim Sanders recording engineer.

Mastered at Nettleingham Audio, Vancouver, Washington, 2004, Kevin Nettleingham mastering engineer.  

Written, recorded, mixed and produced by Smiley Brion, Jim Sanders and Steve Vincent.

© The Burrmans

    Lost Lonely Cowboy...a benefit tribute to the fallen soldiers of the Oregon National Guard