Bell Buckle Cruise photos
Valerie Smith and her musical crew are back home after a fun-filled Bell Buckle Music Cruise of the Caribbean on the Carnival Inspiration.
Back on solid ground, she and her band, Liberty Pike are in Nashville for a show tonight (1/31) at The Station Inn, and preparing to embark on a busy 2009 tour schedule. Valerie is also looking forward to a cover feature by Chris Stuart in Bluegrass Unlimited later this year.
Here are a few photos from the cruise.


More cruise offerings for bluegrass folks. This one is the Bell Buckle Music Cruise sailing to Freeport and Nassau, Bahamas on Carnival Cruise Line's Sensation. The dates for this cruise are February 4 - 8, 2007. The line up for this cruise is as follows with this one note. Their list of performers...
Bell Buckle Records is hosting their 3rd annual Bell Buckle Music Cruise. The cruise will sail to Coco Cay and Nassau, Bahamas on Royal Caribbean's Sovereign of the Seas. The dates for the cruise are set for January 30 - February 3, 2006.
Rates start at $699 for an interior stateroom and go up to...
Valerie Smith has announced this morning that bass player and vocalist Rebekah Long has joined as the newest member of Liberty Pike.
Rebekah had been performing as a member of The Little Roy & Lizzie Show, along with her twin sister, Lizzie Long, and Little Roy Lewis. She is a recent graduate...
Valerie Smith & Liberty Pike were in the studios of XM Satellite Radio recently. They recorded a show with Kyle Cantrell the host of Bluegrass Junction on XM channel 14. The show will be broadcast today, January 22. Air time will be 1:00 P.M. EST....
Valerie and Liberty Pike are soon to release their first all gospel album Wash Away Your Troubles on Bell Buckle Records. Having also produced her first two projects, Patchwork Heart and Turtle Wings, Alan O' Bryant returns again to the producer's chair for this CD.
The release date for the new...




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