Blucher Custom Boots
Blucher Custom Boots
PO Box 48, Beggs OK 74421
(918) 267-5393
Labels: custom boots, video
Wear Cowboy Boots...walk like you mean it.
Blucher Custom Boots
PO Box 48, Beggs OK 74421
(918) 267-5393
Labels: custom boots, video
"How To Be A Cowboy: Western Boots" filmed at Boot Star in Los Angeles, CA. Don't miss seeing their exclusive Old Gringo Designs. They're what you call "rockstar casual."
Labels: common questions, video
Labels: custom boots, video
I've just updated my Cowboy Boot Companies page, where you'll find boot companies in sizes M, L & XL. There are many MANY links on this page, but here are a couple you won't want to miss:
Have you seen the updated Justin Boots website with all its multimedia bells and whistles?
The video you see above is borrowed from their bootmaking page. It's great, because it's narrated...you are told exactly what those fancy machines are up to. "Freeze form molding," now you can say you've seen it in action. Wow.
You'll find a couple more videos on the heritage page. Just click on the corners of their virtual scrapbook to turn the pages. Zoom your mouse around to get a closer look at the photos. (Cameo by Mr. Warren Buffet.)
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"A portrait of storyteller, philosopher and bootmaker
Jack Rowin
by an admiring apprentice."
Here are some my old photos...
Contact Jack to place your order for custom cowboy boots, or to learn the craft of bootmaking.
Jack Rowin, Bootmaker
21595 S. Powerhouse Road
Manton, California 96059
(530) 474-5146
bootmaker@shasta.com
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Think 117. Watch the entire program or fast forward 18:03 minutes into the segment for an interview with Laura Neitzel and a clip from the upcoming film, Bodacious Boots.In this short clip...you'll catch a glimpse of bootmakers Dave Wheeler, Lee Miller, and the hard working folks at Rocketbuster. The film also includes interviews with talented boot collectors Lyle Lovett and John Tongate.
The 20th Annual Dallas Video Festival begins Tuesday July 31st and runs through August 5th. Laura Neitzel's film "Bodacious Boots" opens the festival on July 31st at the Angelika Film Center in Dallas at 7:35pm. More information about purchasing tickets, theaters, and films being shown during the festival is available at www.videofest.org.
Labels: Bodacious Boots, custom boots, video
If you don't know the storyline... four years after surviving a bullet in the head, the Bride (Uma Thurman) emerges from a coma and swears revenge on her former boss and his deadly squad of international assassins. In one of her many misadventures, the Bride is buried alive...in a graveyard, in a lonely dark pine box, under six feet of dirt.
Lucky for her, she was buried with her boots on...and I've gotten quite a bit of e-mail from women wanting a pair just like 'em. So help me out here...use the comments section below. What can we tell from this valuable copyright-infringing clip?
Who's the maker do ya think? (I couldn't see a label inside the boot. Can you?)
Click here for some fun facts about this movie.
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Well the "buzz" has already started for Bodacious Boots, an hour-long feature documentary all about cowboy boots. Bodacious Boots is a high-spirited ode to the cowboy boot and the famous and infamous personalities who make them, wear them, and love them.
Yep. It's true. The film includes an ever-growing list of boomakers including Pascal, Lee Miller and Stephanie Ferguson ...filmed in high-def along side the likes of Lyle Lovett, Kelly LeBrock, Kinky Friedman (and appearing soon, yours truly.)
Click here to view the trailer. Spring 2007 release...for info, contact lneitzel@amspg.com.
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Keep your eye on the Paul Bond Boot Company website. Even though the gallery of cowboy boot styles isn't online yet... it's worth a visit just to see the video of Mr. Bond.Rumor has it, the legendary Paul Bond printed-on-paper catalog is also going through some "big" changes...stay tuned.
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A small story about truckers and cowboy boots. Words by Dave Cobos (El Paso, TX). Photos by yers truly. Click here to view the video.
Click here to view a video of Martin Chávez stitching a cowboy boot top at Rocketbuster Boots in El Paso, Texas USA. The speed at which Mr. Chávez is sewing is genuine...the video is not sped-up or altered.
Read my essay about cowboy boot stitchwork.
This is my first "videoblog" entry. I filmed the video clips last year using my digital still camera, so there is no sound.
I found some free online video hosting, so hopefully they'll be more vlogging to come. I'm planning to buy a new camera (one that captures sound) ...before I leave for Texas this October.
Labels: custom boots, video