Rose Dunn - Conflict Of Interest
Rose Dunn, AKA Rose of Cimarron, was born in 1878 in Ingalls, Oklahoma. Having two brothers who left the outlaw life to become bounty hunters, and an infamous relationship with well-known outlaw George "Bittercreek" Newcomb, Dunn was caught in the middle of some serious real-life drama. Newcomb, a Wild Bunch gang-member, was killed by Dunn's brothers in 1895. Following their death, speculations arose that Rose was involved in the killing of Newcomb. She denied the accusations and her brothers defended her, stating she had no involvement.

Richie's management have confirmed that In the Country will be available via all the normal outlets such as Amazon etc. That's good news, and the album cover certainly looks good!

It seems Richie Furay has a new album In The Country due for release 18 June, for Record Store Day, Canada. Does anyone know if this will be available everywhere, i.e. Amazon etc.

Who sang lead on the song, Love Has No Reason?

Any details about when Poco played live
at the Hamersmith Odeon London "1972"

Mary, Thank you for keeping this going!!! ❤

MARY, if you are getting more black, 2x t-shirts in I will wait for it and pay any additional shipping cost. Please let me know.

i received my cd's today. great efn music....long live POCO....merry christmas

I just found out about the passing of Paul Cotton and Richie Furray watching the tribute section of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony the other night. Very sorry to hear that. Is there a chance that Richie Furray, Jim Messina, Timothy B. Schmit, and George Grantham will get back together to perform some tribute shows for those two?

I became a fan about 5 years ago (thanks, Pandora). Poco was a band for my mom’s generation mostly, but I do recall hearing “Heart of the Night” on the radio when I was a little girl and it being one of my favorite songs. I learned of Rusty’s passing just a couple months ago and found about Paul’s passing this morning. Deeply hurt and saddened. He was my favorite member, I must admit. Their music is just timeless. Nothing like this out there today. “Heart of the Night” is STILL a favorite of mine, as are “Magnolia”, “Please Wait for Me”, “Indian Summer”, and “Rose of Cimarron”. Thank you, Poco, for your music and sharing it with the rest of us!