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This is episode 6 of Christopher Burkhardt's ECLECTIC AMERICAN ROOTS music series, featuring the Ladies of Rockabilly past and present.

Rockabilly and Roots music legend Big Sandy is our guest host for this episode.
Guests appearing and performing on the show include:
Cherry Rat
Celine Lee
Amber Foxx
Ruby Ann
Marti Brom
Rosie Flores
and a special appearance by Tom Ingram of Viva Las Vegas

Featuring a tribute to:
Wanda Jackson
and the music of many favorite Ladies of Rockabilly pioneers and artists including:
Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Charline Arthur, Rose Maddox, RUTH BROWN, Janis Martin, KIm Lenz, Johnny and Jaalene, Hi-Jivers, Mozzy Dee, Kay Marie, Relax Trio, Emma and the Ragmen, Cecilya and Los Hot Tamales, Cherry Divine, The Ventons, Jackie de Shannon, Annita and the Starbombers, Patsy Cline, Anita O'Night and the Mercury Trio, Bailey Dee, Brenda Lee, Laura Lee Perkins, Tammi Savoy, and the Chris Casello Combo, Laura Kramer, Abby Girl and the Real Deal, Brea Burns and the Boleros, Sarah May, Laura Palmer, Gizzelle, Abbie Neal and the Ranch Girls, Bibi and Her Tremblin' Souls.\

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Who is Christopher Burkhardt?
Christopher Burkhardt, owner of Stellar Shows and Concerts and Eclectic American Roots e-Broadcasts, began promoting festivals, country concerts and rodeos in Kalamazoo during his college years.
In the mid-1980s he moved to California and began working with the StarFest country music events at Fairplex in Pomona. Burkhardt organized country dancing showcases and produced fashion shows, a rodeo and video board advertising.


WildFire Productions (Michael Martin Murphey) asked him to produce a WestFest Magazine for his Colorado and New Mexico WestFests, and he did so to general acclaim.

Burkhardt then helped promote the massive Cowboy & Indian Congress in Scottsdale, Ariz. which brought together Wild West shows, concerts and rodeo action.

In the mid- 90s he published "That's Country" magazine, a national newsstand publication focusing on the entire country and Western lifestyle, with emphasis on Western fashion, dancing, furnishings, rodeo and country music.

He also published the Single Action Shooting Society official program, and the Cowboy Mounted Shooting Assn. Rundown magazine - while competing in those single-action shooting events. He was Reserve Champion in 2007 at the Las Vegas National Finals of the CMSA.

For 16 years, his company, FanCorp Publishing, was the Professional Bull Rider’s official program publisher. helping grow them from their first event into an international powerhouse. He created countless magazines, programs, calendars and posters which those rabid PBR fans collected.

The most popular indoor arena rodeo event in the world – professional bull riding – was only covering the riders when he helped create a blood registry for bucking bulls. He also published Bull Pen magazine, which thoroughly covered the animal side of the sport for American Bucking Bull, Inc.

In 2009, he brought his lifelong cowboy marketing experience to Palm Springs, where he created a rodeo event, the Frank Bogert Memorial Rodeo presented by Spa Resort Casino.

In 2011, he presented the prestigious Western Design Expo, sponsored by Cowboys & Indians Magazine, as well as the TwangFest roots concert (on 4 stages) and the Bogert BBQ Showdown. The 4-day weekend in March 2011 was described as “a Western World's Fair” and included over a dozen bands and entertainers.

As half of the popular B&B’s Musical Thrills concert team, he produced over 500 concerts at the iconic tiki palace Don the Beachcomber.

His desire to continue to bring great roots music to Southern California led him to create Stellar Shows and Concerts in 2017, presenting diverse shows in the fields of rockabilly, honky tonk, western swing, surf and R&B at venues like The Yost Theater, French Quarter, Original Mike’s and Campus JAX.

During the Covid “Damn-penic,” he joined with Tim Ellis of JAX Hideway to produce Eclectic American Roots - 2-hour roots music programs combining interviews and live performances - which are e-Broadcast as Sunday matinee shows at Noon PDT on both Facebook and YouTube.

As always, it is about the music and the musicians. Burkhardt has put over $1 million in the pockets of roots musicians in the past decade, and continues to put the well-being of roots artists at the fore-front of his musical efforts.