Thank you to the makers of this movie for including "Curio" an Australia buckjumper who started her career in 1945 as a 3 yr old in Marrabel Rodeo, S.A. The photo is of Alan Woods in 1953 who looks for all money gone, but who managed to get his seat back and rode time. The first scoring ride on the strawberry roan mare after 8yrs of bucking out. The following year Alan Woods again rode the mare and scored. Curio was ridden a 3rd time in her career, later that day by Buddy Gravener who touched down. She died at the age of 28 in 1970, after producing 5 foals. Again, thank you for including our, probably greatest ever buck jumper in the Chris Le Doux story. i'm sure Chris was as fascinated by that photo as many Australian ringers and rodeo men here were. That photo was on the wall of many ringers quarters which you Americans call bunk houses. A very famous photo instantly recognisable. Check out the photo of Buddy Gravener riding "Cloudbuster" found on Google. ..now to finish watching this preview.
My mother was one of his nurses in Casper when he died I count him as one of my heros because he was a great influence in my life through his music I met him one time at the east ridge mall at Lou Talberts and he talked to me for about 15 minutes I have never forgot it
Got to meet Chris in little rock back in 1994 . Brand New straw cowboy hat he signed hooked on a eight second ride on it two weeks later a Bull stomp me and the hat .I got it still
@@joeybagley3873 Apparently, as rumor has it, my dad and some of his friends went to see Chris LeDoux play when he had a concert in my area in the 90s. At that same concert were my mom with some of her friends and at least two of her siblings. And at the SAME concert, several of my teachers were there. My folks didn't know each other then and my teachers were likely between 16 and early 20s. I forget how many times my dad saw Chris, but I know at least 4-5 times. The last time was when my mom was pregnant with me
Kind of sux with the comments you got. That spirit is still alive but people call us undesirable anymore. You can't work for a corporation because all the educated idiots are "woke" and I am really starting to get sick of HR departments because I am not a fucking resource. I am a God damn human. I ain't nice and won't back down and every now and then do the whole cattle thing in a bull wagon. Yeah hauling ass in a big truck with a livestock trailer from ranch to slaughter house or from auction to ranch or from Rodeo to Rodeo. Yeah I am the one you don't want passing you on the road because cattle can't control when they pass and shit. But I do pass people and kind of hang out in front of them a little. Especially EVs. You know those same idiots that eat Impossible Meat? Sometimes when I go home I do shovel the shit in my yard for free manure. Totally natural and will grow the best tomatoes you have ever eaten. Hell I try to bring as much cow shit as I can back home. In the summer it is really good on a fire to keep mosquitoes away. But sadly there is so much now about real cowboys that most folks don't understand and the lifestyle is gone. That died at the turn of the century.
One of my heroes.. the original "Bareback Jack".. not only a Champion in the arena but also in the arena of life.. Thank you for the ride.. An inspiration 🕊💥 🇺🇸Navajo Nation ,Arizona USA🇺🇸
I met him before a show and had him sign one of my old rodeo numbers. He’s a big guy. I’m 6’ and 200 and he made me feel small. When I shook his hand I realized why I wasn’t a great bareback bronc rider. My hand felt like a little girl hand in his grip. I was amazed and ashamed. He was a real cool dude though and the show was excellent.
Wish had a heart for a thumbs up. My favorite cowboy and singer from the 1970s and 1980s. Miss you Chris. Thank god your Son is following. Ned ledoux. Thank you and god bless.
I was in his fan club. I got to meet Chris 2 times in little rock. The first time is when I got my hat sign .that was in 1994 then around 97 98 he was back in little rock Arkansas. He put a good show on.
I’m 15 from Idaho I was introduced to his music when I was young and didn’t even know it I started getting into music and re discovered Chris LeDoux and recognized a couple of his songs I’m now planning to do rodeo soon as the season starts thanks for all the good memories Chris LeDoux keep on singing in that great big rodeo in the sky
Same here I miss Chris and all the krew I worked for the brand up in kaycee I know his whole family ned beau . His daughter is fricken amazing she took me off the streets as an ole rail hobo she didn't even realize I was a 3 time rider who knew her when she was just a baby . We love you Chris and all the respect to the Ledoux family and let thay wyoming blue . Anyone sees Larry tell him I still ride like marv.. Bronc rider converted to outlaw freight trains . Hobo dreams
OK JUST WANTED TO SAY i,WE ALL MISS YOU CHRIS YES YOU RODE THE GOOD LIFE WHILE YA WHERE HERE!!!!! SO MANY GREAT MEMERYS YOU LEFT US WITH YA LIVE LIKE THERES NO TOMARROW RITE,OK THANKS SO MUCH CHRIS,WE ALL MISS YOU SO MUCH!!!!!! prowwest cowboy DAVE
As far as I can see, Chris was a CLASS ACT !
Thank you to the makers of this movie for including "Curio" an Australia buckjumper who started her career in 1945 as a 3 yr old in Marrabel Rodeo, S.A. The photo is of Alan Woods in 1953 who looks for all money gone, but who managed to get his seat back and rode time. The first scoring ride on the strawberry roan mare after 8yrs of bucking out. The following year Alan Woods again rode the mare and scored. Curio was ridden a 3rd time in her career, later that day by Buddy Gravener who touched down. She died at the age of 28 in 1970, after producing 5 foals. Again, thank you for including our, probably greatest ever buck jumper in the Chris Le Doux story. i'm sure Chris was as fascinated by that photo as many Australian ringers and rodeo men here were. That photo was on the wall of many ringers quarters which you Americans call bunk houses. A very famous photo instantly recognisable. Check out the photo of Buddy Gravener riding "Cloudbuster" found on Google. ..now to finish watching this preview.
Such a cool damn song of his I've never heard.
My hero..great tribute, many thanks..
My mother was one of his nurses in Casper when he died I count him as one of my heros because he was a great influence in my life through his music I met him one time at the east ridge mall at Lou Talberts and he talked to me for about 15 minutes I have never forgot it
Great singer
Died the day after I was born
Got to meet Chris in little rock back in 1994 . Brand New straw cowboy hat he signed hooked on a eight second ride on it two weeks later a Bull stomp me and the hat .I got it still
@@joeybagley3873 Apparently, as rumor has it, my dad and some of his friends went to see Chris LeDoux play when he had a concert in my area in the 90s. At that same concert were my mom with some of her friends and at least two of her siblings. And at the SAME concert, several of my teachers were there. My folks didn't know each other then and my teachers were likely between 16 and early 20s. I forget how many times my dad saw Chris, but I know at least 4-5 times. The last time was when my mom was pregnant with me
Excellent tribute to a great man
Very nice tribute 👍👍
Sure you was!!! And a hero too!.
The real king of country R.I.P brother miss you
He was incredible for our CFD Nightshows family History USA 🇺🇸
Kind of sux with the comments you got. That spirit is still alive but people call us undesirable anymore. You can't work for a corporation because all the educated idiots are "woke" and I am really starting to get sick of HR departments because I am not a fucking resource. I am a God damn human. I ain't nice and won't back down and every now and then do the whole cattle thing in a bull wagon. Yeah hauling ass in a big truck with a livestock trailer from ranch to slaughter house or from auction to ranch or from Rodeo to Rodeo. Yeah I am the one you don't want passing you on the road because cattle can't control when they pass and shit. But I do pass people and kind of hang out in front of them a little. Especially EVs. You know those same idiots that eat Impossible Meat? Sometimes when I go home I do shovel the shit in my yard for free manure. Totally natural and will grow the best tomatoes you have ever eaten. Hell I try to bring as much cow shit as I can back home. In the summer it is really good on a fire to keep mosquitoes away. But sadly there is so much now about real cowboys that most folks don't understand and the lifestyle is gone. That died at the turn of the century.
He Will Always Be The Best
What's the name of this song
Old Paint
One of my heroes.. the original "Bareback Jack".. not only a Champion in the arena but also in the arena of life.. Thank you for the ride.. An inspiration 🕊💥 🇺🇸Navajo Nation ,Arizona USA🇺🇸
I met him before a show and had him sign one of my old rodeo numbers. He’s a big guy. I’m 6’ and 200 and he made me feel small. When I shook his hand I realized why I wasn’t a great bareback bronc rider. My hand felt like a little girl hand in his grip. I was amazed and ashamed. He was a real cool dude though and the show was excellent.
Wish had a heart for a thumbs up. My favorite cowboy and singer from the 1970s and 1980s. Miss you Chris. Thank god your Son is following. Ned ledoux. Thank you and god bless.
Chris’s brothers name was Mike not John
I was in his fan club. I got to meet Chris 2 times in little rock. The first time is when I got my hat sign .that was in 1994 then around 97 98 he was back in little rock Arkansas. He put a good show on.
He is the best
My daughter's prayer card had the last part of "the ride" on it. I miss her every single day as I do this man's music.
Love ❤️
a real Americn legend ...
Very much missed, still..
I miss him
Always liked his music and bareback riding grew up around rodeo
"cRosgrove" lol
What a awesome tune
What a awesome guy no doubt. Fly high brother. Love your music
My Hero ! Other than my Dad, Grandaddy and my Son... Chris Ledeoux!
I’m 15 from Idaho I was introduced to his music when I was young and didn’t even know it I started getting into music and re discovered Chris LeDoux and recognized a couple of his songs I’m now planning to do rodeo soon as the season starts thanks for all the good memories Chris LeDoux keep on singing in that great big rodeo in the sky
Вот такие они, простые ковбои!
Lamento pela sua filha,sou seu fã desde tempos de pequeno.
According to my mom this 📖’s not quite right; if you learn from a mistake that doesn’t mean it’s not a mistake anymore.
Why did they leave out the moral?
Why does the story say there’s nothing different about Berry? He’s blue & the other huvklebugs are brown.
To Chris LeDoux from your rodeo P.R C.A family we will truly miss you.cowboy up.
Sob I miss Chris. Ride on. Ole son!
Same here I miss Chris and all the krew I worked for the brand up in kaycee I know his whole family ned beau . His daughter is fricken amazing she took me off the streets as an ole rail hobo she didn't even realize I was a 3 time rider who knew her when she was just a baby . We love you Chris and all the respect to the Ledoux family and let thay wyoming blue . Anyone sees Larry tell him I still ride like marv.. Bronc rider converted to outlaw freight trains . Hobo dreams
I’m sorry I don’t read that fast. But maybe about ten percent can? Lol
Ronnie, that's what "pause" is for. lol
Not me
Its was a light.when chris was at the first .nat final rodeo high shcool in ill.got to say ride high our friend
Chris, I know you are still riding and singing in heaven.
I wish he were still here to teach people good music from crap
I think cowboy music is not as good now with him gone
Na its still good just ashame god needed that good of a singer in heven
His son is doing a pretty good job of carrying on his legacy.
Tony Hemingway which one
@@christiannelson3074 Ned Ledoux
I miss him...... :-(
OK JUST WANTED TO SAY i,WE ALL MISS YOU CHRIS YES YOU RODE THE GOOD LIFE WHILE YA WHERE HERE!!!!! SO MANY GREAT MEMERYS YOU LEFT US WITH YA LIVE LIKE THERES NO TOMARROW RITE,OK THANKS SO MUCH CHRIS,WE ALL MISS YOU SO MUCH!!!!!! prowwest cowboy DAVE
very good i miss the song but i push the cd in every day
Very well done.
My dad and me are big fans