Horse Crazy Cowgirl Band plays Shoreline Friday, May 1

Horse Crazy Cowgirl Band
Friday, May 1 at RBCC

The grand finale of Horse Crazy Cowgirl Band’s spring tour is a concert of cowgirl music on Friday, May 1, 7:30pm at the Richmond Beach Congregational Church.

Horse Crazy Cowgirl Band is a trio recognized most recently by the Western Music Association with the 2014 Best of the Best Harmony Award. The concert celebrates the band’s completion of a 6-week tour covering 12 states and 6000 miles.

Lauralee Northcott (Winthrop, WA) leads the charge with frontline bass, throaty vocals, and songwriting prowess. Judy Coder (Ellensburg, WA) seamlessly adds vocals, award-winning yodeling, and stunning guitar work. Jennifer Epps (Ellensburg, WA) adds stirring vocals, and enhances the sound with a variety of leads on harmonica, native flute and percussion.

The blend of these three talented women has created quite a stir within the world of western music, and their January 10 release, “All I Need” is climbing the western music charts. On the list of top playing albums, it is currently ranked #7. The first cut from that album, “Swingtime in the Rockies” by Ric Steinke, is ranked #6 on the list of the Top Ten Most Played Songs.

Music begins at 7:30pm in Pilgrim Hall at Richmond Beach Congregational Church, 1512 NW 195th St, located at the corner of NW Richmond Beach Road and 15th Ave NW. A recommended donation of $15-20 per person goes to the musicians. A dessert buffet and beverages will be available; all proceeds from food sales benefit the RBCC Mission Youth. The group is raising funds for an August trip to the Heifer Project Ranch in Arkansas.

Be sure to bring extra $$ to support the Mission Youth and purchase CDs from the musicians. Email for more information or phone 206-542-7477.