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                                                           Ken and Lyn Mikell play a wide range of traditional music, with particular attention to
                                                         the Celtic roots of cowboy music.  Using
                                                         a wide range of musical instruments, Ken and Lyn animate and illuminate the music and poetry that followed the trail west.
                                                          They have been making music together for
                                                         over thirty years. 
 
     From old time trail songs
                                                         to the golden era of the radio and silver screen cowboy, Ken’s rich vocals and Lyn’s beautiful harp  put a new twist on old time favorites. They have an extensive knowledge of the history of Western music and
                                                         enjoy sharing it with audiences. 
 
     They have lived
                                                         in the Verde Valley of Northern Arizona, near Sedona, since 1975 and were present at the first  Arizona cowboy poetry gathering in Prescott in 1987. Since then they have been featured
                                                         at gatherings all over the West. 
 
     They are especially
                                                         proud of their work with Northern Arizona University Elderhostel and Road Scholar programs.  Their work in schools and classrooms is educational and entertaining, introducing a
                                                         new generation to an  important part of America’s
                                                         unique cultural heritage. 
     The music of the
                                                         Old World found a new home at the hearths and campfires of the Old West.  Ken and Lyn are proud to be a part of that continuing tradition. 
 
                                                            
                                                          
                                                       
                                                      
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