Where I Can Be Me Jared Rogerson

• 1 Moonshine Love 02:48
• 2 I'm Not Alright 03:08
• 3 Cadillac Cowboy 02:56
• 4 Diamond in the Ditch 03:47
• 5 Drinkin' the Hard Stuff Again 02:40
• 6 Time Spent in the Saddle 03:55
• 7 It Won't Be Me 03:25
• 8 Every Memory Now Has You 02:55
• 9 Busy Breakin' Bones 03:18
• 10 Sorry for This Goodbye 02:59
• 11 Where I Can Be Me 03:50
• 12 Side Of The Road 03:54
• Total Runtime 39:35

Info for Where I Can Be Me

Jared Rogerson has released six albums and spent over a decade pleasing live audiences across the U.S. and Europe. He’s a favorite at rodeos, county fairs and music festivals, and in recent years has shared the stage with acts such as Little Texas, Bellamy Brothers, Ned LeDoux, Tim Montana and Chancey Williams. Jared Rogerson performs with his high-energy band, the Rodeo Wreck.

Jared Rogerson is an artist whose cowboy roots have blossomed into a distinct country vibe "...crafted to appeal to cowpokes who are equally comfortable with Chris LeDoux and Bon Jovi" (American Cowboy Magazine)

Jared Rogerson, acoustic guitar
Pat McGrath, acoustic guitar
Michael Spriggs, acoustic guitar
Paul Scholten, drums, percussion
Dow Tomlin, bass
Justin Ostrander, electric guitar
Mike Durham, electric guitar
Jimmy Nichols, keyboards
Dane Bryant, keyboards
Joe Spivey, fiddle
Jenee Fleenor, fiddle
Joe Spivey, mandolin
Smith Curry, pedal steel
Jessie Rose Brassfield, background vocals

Jared Rogerson
is an artist whose cowboy roots have blossomed into a distinct country vibe "...crafted to appeal to cowpokes who are equally comfortable with Chris LeDoux and Bon Jovi" – American Cowboy Magazine. As part of a western generation that grew up on Chris LeDoux, he continues to carry the torch for the culture like other contemporary artists such as Aaron Watson and Cody Johnson. His inevitable career in music was delayed due to a focus on rodeo where he competed as a bareback bronc rider at high school, collegiate, and professional levels. A final rodeo wreck spurred Jared into making music a priority. He now sports an L-shaped scar on the inner joint of his riding arm where the biceps tendon was re-attached. Not the worst of his injuries, but it occurred at a pivotal point in time, allowing him to escape with his life and live a different dream. That same grit and determination Jared developed through rodeo has translated across disciplines resulting in the production of 6 critically acclaimed albums and live performances across the U.S. and Europe. While not on the road, Jared can usually be found in the saddle traversing rugged mountain ranges near his home in Wyoming.

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