This web site is dedicaed to the life and music of Billy Beeman founding member of The Wagonmasters of Knotts Berry Farm 1954 and Leader from 1959 - 1968.Ghost Town Knott's Berry Farm, Buena Park, California. All Photographs from 1940s - 1960s  by Billy Beeman & Clyde Finley.  Proceeds from the purchase of any and all merchandise listed on Products pages 1 and 2 of this web site are used to maintain the site; for research and restoration of photographs and recordings of The Wagonmasters. Some money is used to research each individual Wagonmasters contribution to our Uniquely American, ”Cowboy or Western Music. ”All items either are or will become a part of the: Billy Beeman collection # 20388  Southern Folklife Collection - C. B. #3926 Wilson Library - University North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC 2751– 8890  phone (919) 962 – 1345

In Tribute to my brother Bobby Lee Beeman August 24, 1928 - April 17, 1994

We first sang on radio in 1933 with Woody Guthrie, shortly before Bobby's 5th birthday.

No one ever had a better Brother, Friend and Guitar Man than Bobby Beeman. Front Man, vocalist and rhythm guitar player and official Greeter for The Wagonmasters 1962 - 1968

Each night we closed our show with Bobby singing "I'm Going Home." fsound

Harvey Walker, Gene Autry and Bobby Beeman 1985 Autry Museum of Western Heritage

      Bobby and Billy Beeman playing on the Hall County Centennial Float in Bob Wills Day Parade Turkey, Texas 1990

    Billy Beeman                        K-BAR Ranch, Turkey, Texas -Bob Wills Day              Bobby Beeman

                            Beeman and Godfrey Family Reunion last week in April, 1990

Billy and Bobby with first cousin Bengy Godfrey and Family. K Bar Ranch near Turkey, Hall County, Texas 1990

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