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Joe's Ten Gallon Records CD, BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS, is a hit on western music radio shows.

The CD was rated number two on the Western Chart in the November 07 PowerSource Magazine, number eight in November Rope Burns Magazine, number four Western Swing Album in April Western Way, and number fourteen after 86weeks on Cowboy and Western Chart of Roots Music Report.

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The piney woods of East Texas echoed the crunch of tires on gravel and the voices a tow-headed four year-old and Hank Williams singing, �Son of a gun we�ll have big fun . . . .� Joe Green was standing on the rear floorboard leaning over the front seat singing at the top of his voice with the radio of his family�s 1939 Chevy. The next morning he would be singing with no less reverence from a pew in Saratoga�s West End Baptist Church. That�s where his Daddy preached and his Mama played piano.

Joe Green has written songs and entertained with his guitar since his early teens. Since before that Joe has worked with horses and livestock. He has worked on ranches and stock farms across Texas and in Tennessee.

Being the responsible sort, Joe completed three college degrees and enjoyed rewarding careers as a teacher, trainer, educational leader before going full-time with music. His second jobs included everything from cowboy and plowboy to mechanic and school bus driver. Though life has taken him down many other roads Joe has returned again and again to his first love of writing and performing his songs and cowboy poetry.

Currently Joe Green is touring full time promoting his Ten Gallon Records CD, �Back to the Good Old Days�. In addition to many shows at caf�s, clubs, ranch and house concerts, and coffee houses, Joe has recently performed at the Plaza Festival in Walsenburg, Colorado, the Lincoln County Cowboy Symposium in Ruidoso, New Mexico, the Arizona Cowboy Symposium in Sonoita, Arizona, and the Western Music Association Festival in Albuquerque.

If Joe is playing at a spot near you, stop in and say, �Howdy.� You�ll be glad you did!