This new CD features some of his latest, never recorded original songs (i.e.: The title track mentioned above) and his already popular song “The Way”; but it also includes some of his earlier songs from archived albums that are no longer in production or availability. One of these songs is the heartfelt love of a proud father of our only daughter

This new CD features some of his latest, never recorded original songs (i.e.: The title track mentioned above) and his already popular song “The Way”; but it also includes some of his earlier songs from archived albums that are no longer in production or availability. One of these songs is the heartfelt love of a proud father of our only daughter “Sierra Autumn”. In fact, as an additional blessing, Sierra sang backup vocals with her father on two tracks! She hasn't done that since she was thirteen! We believe this is Barry's best cd to date!

With this CD, you’ll ride the ruts of the Santa Fe Trail. Or get a first-hand account of conditions during Santa Ana’s campaign against the soldiers at the Alamo. Or visit an old homestead where one of the greatest rewards was the chorus of coyotes and cattle. Or savor the haunting refrains of a Native American flute on the traditional “Wayfaring

With this CD, you’ll ride the ruts of the Santa Fe Trail. Or get a first-hand account of conditions during Santa Ana’s campaign against the soldiers at the Alamo. Or visit an old homestead where one of the greatest rewards was the chorus of coyotes and cattle. Or savor the haunting refrains of a Native American flute on the traditional “Wayfaring Stranger.” Finishing it with the incredibly tender and sweet love song to Victoria “Sunshine of Your Eyes”. “Light at the End of the Trail”, which impresses upon you that no matter what’s going on in your life, somebody has your back.

The songs on this album are hand-picked favorites of Barry’s. He wrote the songs while operating his fourth-generation family farm. His song “Harvest in the Fall,” closes the movie ‘The Great American Wheat Harvest’. It is the story of Barry’s last wheat harvest with his father, Leonard, and his Uncle Tommy Ward. Seventeen original songs plus the

The songs on this album are hand-picked favorites of Barry’s. He wrote the songs while operating his fourth-generation family farm. His song “Harvest in the Fall,” closes the movie ‘The Great American Wheat Harvest’. It is the story of Barry’s last wheat harvest with his father, Leonard, and his Uncle Tommy Ward. Seventeen original songs plus the eighteenth song is “How Great Thou Art”.

This album offers songs that have a very Western gunslinger sound to a bluesy– jazz sound to even a little Texas-swing! Eleven of the thirteen songs were written by Barry. Some are sweet memories such as “September’s Song” written after celebrating his wedding anniversary with his wife Victoria; while others are just for fun, like “Going Down To

This album offers songs that have a very Western gunslinger sound to a bluesy– jazz sound to even a little Texas-swing! Eleven of the thirteen songs were written by Barry. Some are sweet memories such as “September’s Song” written after celebrating his wedding anniversary with his wife Victoria; while others are just for fun, like “Going Down To The River” which actually incorporates the names of his real childhood friends. The first track “Eli Crow” by the late Paul Hendel won Song of the Year with the Academy of Western Artists

Physical CD no longer available. Out of production. Downloads only. This cd has seven originals, including the historic saga song “Roman Nose”, the wistful love song “I Hear Her Calling”, and “Beyond the Western Sky”. Good covers include “A Storm Abrewin”, “My Oklahoma Home”, and of course, “Ghost Chickens in the Sky”. One critic wrote; “I didn’t

Physical CD no longer available. Out of production. Downloads only. This cd has seven originals, including the historic saga song “Roman Nose”, the wistful love song “I Hear Her Calling”, and “Beyond the Western Sky”. Good covers include “A Storm Abrewin”, “My Oklahoma Home”, and of course, “Ghost Chickens in the Sky”. One critic wrote; “I didn’t think anyone could sing “The Blizzard”, as well as Jim Reeves, did, but I was wrong!”