This collection of Old-Style mountain tunes follow the Mountain Men out of the Rockies, down the Santa Fe Trail, to Mexico, and west to California. Eleven Songs: The Trail to Santa Fe - Winter Camp Wind - Canadian Dave - Hey Ol' Bill - HooDoo Camp - Rosin the Beau - Hivernant's Stand - The Cutting Edge - There is a Tale - When My Roamin' Days are Through - The Last Mountain Man.

This collection of mountain tunes is dedicated with love to the colorful and hardy characters who helped to form the Great American West, to the proud Texans who fought bravely and gave their lives for Liberty at the Alamo, and the present-day men, women, and children who re-live the Fur Trade Era and enjoy the greatness of being Buck skinners. Nine Tunes: Song for the Mountain Man - Joshua - Turn for West Virginia - Wild Bill - Trapper's Prayer - At The Spring - Gypsy Trader - Men of The West - Wayfaring Stranger.

This collection of Mountain Man Ballads is dedicated with special honor and respect for Rick "Two Beards" Fisher, and the cause of "Those who went before." Eight Songs: Winter of the Heart - Mounted as Eagles - Ol' Waters - Boatman's Lament - Wind River Train - Rosalis - Medicine Child - California Joe.

Texans and fighting men from all over were challenged by an invasion by Mexican Dictator Santa Ana. They responded to Texas General Sam Houston's call to arms to defend Texas from sure destruction if the Alamo was taken by the 5,000 strong Mexican army. These bravest of the brave men forced the huge army to retreat 2 times with their cannons and sure shot rifles from the Alamo walls. The men at the Alamo were killed but the battle of San Jacinto determined the fate of any further rule over Texas by Santa Ana, thus validating Texas as a Republic in 1836. Texas became a state in 1845.