Cowboy Life Isn't for Quitters

Trinity Seely lopes through a lyrical lesson about what to do when you fall off in "Get Back on Again and Ride" during "The Sound of Horses" show at the 36th National Cowboy Poetry Gathering.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Trinity Seely
Ojai, CA
Trinity Seely grew up in the heart of cow country in the Chilcotin region of British Columbia. Inspired at an early age by this rugged sea of jackpine forests and grasslands, she learned to work hard from kitchen to corral on the family’s guest ranch. As a teen, Trinity moved to California to attend The Thacher School, and her love affair with the vaquero way was born. With humbling honesty and a honey-smooth voice, Trinity sings about loving cowboys and horses, and living “in the middle of nowhere.” She flourishes as a cowboy’s wife and mother to three buckaroos and a buckarette.
"Get Back on Again and Ride" by Trinity Seely.
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Filmed in front of a live audience at the Western Folklife Center’s G Three Bar Theater in Elko, NV, on Jan. 31, 2020.
Made possible by the multitude of staff, artists, volunteers, and community members working behind the scenes to make this show happen.
Brought to you by the Western Folklife Center, using story and cultural expression to connect the American West to the world.
www.westernfolklife.org
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Crew
Kristin Windbigler executive producer
Meg Glaser artistic director
Brad McMullen national cowboy poetry gathering manager
Marla Mitchnick producer
Tim Halle director
Chris Simon camera operator
Elton de León camera operator
Chris Smith lighting designer
Amber Parker associate lighting designer + lighting director
Jessica Brandi Lifland still photographer
David Hancock Taylor gaffer
Brendan Gottfredson key grip
Micky Hohl driver + key production assistant
Butch Hause audio engineer
Kelly Moon stage manager