Gary Allegretto ~ “Harmonicowboy”
Cowboy performer (also offering unique harmonica workshops):
“…A real crowd pleaser…a show by himself, with his ability not only with his harmonica, but also a great singer and guitar player. A real triple threat!” ~Visalia Cowboy Cultural Committee
“Harmonica extraordinaire…Gary can truly make that harmonica talk…his harmonica runs the gamut from that high, sweet, lonesome sound of the plains, to steam locomotives, to cowboy boogie. An absolute must-see!” ~The Bear Valley Buckaroos
Barbara Benefield-Peck
John Bergstrom
"You can almost smell the campfire smoke." At least that's what fans have said about John's performances of both traditional and original songs from and about the West. His ballad of the bandit Black Bart was featured on national TV on "The Heart of Western Music", episode 4, "The Good, The Bad, The Bergstrom." He performs throughout Southern California and makes visits to Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. His shows are intended for the whole family to enjoy, at coffee houses, community events, festivals, and house concerts. You can check out samples of his music on his facebook page, at CDbaby.com and on his web page.
Jim Brooks
Western as the sunset, Jim Brooks has followed Roundup Wagons, chased Mustangs, and punched cows pretty much all over the cow country since he was a teen-ager. He's stepped 'cross some of the worst anvil headed broncs that ever wore hair, throwed thousands of loops, in all kinds of weather, off them same broncs and done it all out in the middle of the Big Open, amongst the tall and uncut. For years, in between Spring and Fall Roundups, Jim competed in every one of Rodeo's "standard" events, Bull Riding, Bareback, Saddle Bronc, Steer Wrestling, Calf Roping and Team Roping, sometimes working all six of 'em at the same contest. In his spare time, this Puncher has written and illustrated several informative how-to books about Riding for the Brands, Horse Handling, and Roping, and he's put together the only 90-minte Working Cowboy Video in the United States, COWBOY JIM, that names and demonstrates most of the loops used in the art of humane horse roping. He's a Gold Card holdling Lifetime Member of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA), a former member of the California Cutting Horse Association, a current member of the Screen Actors Guild and the Western Music Association. Jim's motto has always been KEEPING THE WEST WESTERN, and he makes sure his message stays clear as a bell by constantly writing and composing new ranch music songs and showcasing his big, noisy RANCH HAND band at clubs, dances, rodeos, riots, hangings and all other kinds of Western Get-Togethers...
Gency Brown
Terry Brown
Winner of AWA "Song of the Year" for "Silver Spur" (2000), Terry Brown has toured for over 20 years and performed with Chris LeDoux, Aaron Tippin, Toby Keith, and Brooks and Dunn as well as other major stars. He was also nominated for "Album of the Year," "Male Vocalist of the Year," and "Rising Star " by the Academy of Western Artists (2000). Having performed his music at hundreds of rodeos and venues around the country. Terry knows a little something about the cowboy spirit and has a deep respect for our cowboy roots. Wth a catalogue of over 1200 songs and over 70 songs recorded by other acts, Terry's songs have appeared on millions of records worldwide. Terry has the kind of voice that is perfectly suited for the storyteller role. Its depth and emotional quality make you believe the stories he sings and makes you want to hear them again and again. There have been many artists who have helped preserve our western heritage but few can paint a more beautiful or realistic picture of the cowboy and the West than Terry Brown.
Les Buffham
WMA Awards:
1997 Songwriter of the Year
1997 Song of the Year ( "Kinney Rim" co- written with Michael Fleming)
2007 Male Poet of the Year
2008 Male Poet of the Year
2009 Best Collaboration ("The Mourning Dove" with Judy Coder)
California Cowboy Band
The California Cowboy Band has been bringing their music to audiences for more than fifteen years. Touring the west, playing Cowboy Treks, they’ve played clubs, festivals, and horse rides. Musical influences range from cowboy, to contemporary. They have performed at the Autry Museum, and at The Santa Clarita Cowboy Festival many times. The horseback rides where they have performed include Rancheros Visitadores, Los Caballeros Catalina Trek, and Vaqueros Del Desierto. The Band has been featured at the Winter Concert of the WMA at the Wells Fargo Theater, with Belinda Gail and Joyce Woodson. They are now active in the production of the Nashville West Studios TV show, "Heart of Western Music" to begin national broadcast on April 1. They play many of their original songs and showcase the cowboy poetry of their in house poet, Steve Deming.
Jim Cardwell
Jim was born in Cherokee, Iowa, a descendant of 1840s homesteaders, then moved soon after by well intentioned parents to California for the benefits of city life. Primarily he writes poetry, but he also writes songs, essays, short stories and novels. He has performed original Cowboy Poetry at venues throughout California and Nevada. From 2002-2004, he hosted a live radio poetry program featuring some of the finest talent in cowboy poetry and music.
Cisco Jim, Singing Cowboy
Cisco Jim performs an extensive repertoire of trail songs and buckaroo classics. His smooth baritone voice can draw the audience back to a simpler life, a time when pioneers crossed the prairie and tamed the West, when cattle was king and man's best friend was his horse. Cisco likes to research the history and authenticity of western songs. Like cowboys of old, he writes of horses he's ridden, experiences on the trail, and the western way of life.
Buck Corbett
I have been in love with all music genres since I was a youngster. The two that influenced me the most were Honky-tonk country and western (Cowboy). I grew up listening to Country. I used to sing along with my cousins. Since embarking on this career, I have been fortunate to have played at places like: The Gene Autry Museum, Taste of Encino, and various benefits. My group and I have entertained at many venues.
The Cross Town Cowboys
The Cross Town Cowboys record and perform original and traditional Western music. The boys believe very deeply in the positive power of music to inspire. It is the band’s sincerest wish to help return Western music to the forefront of American culture. The band hopes to lend a hand to our fellow countrymen in the return to the values set by our cowboy heroes. The Cross Town Cowboys are out to “Save The West!”
Steve Deming
Steve has published a poetry anthology of his work, "The Source Poems of the Trail," now available at Amazon.com or Steve's website. Call for a signed copy.
George Dickey
George is a singer songwriter who has a great appreciation for the old and the new west. He writes songs portraying the adventures and struggles of both eras. He has worked on roundups and experienced the hard work and pleasure of seeing a job well done. He has performed at festivals from California to New Mexico. His creative work in writing and performing songs is evident on his latest CD titled "Keepin' The Dream Alive." You get a taste of the Old West and early California. Come see him on his website at www.georgedickey.com
Ray Doyle
Ray Doyle is a singer, songwriter, guitarist, and member of popular cowboy band Wylie and the Wild West. Born in Dublin, Ireland, he emigrated with his family to Canada, then to California. In the mid 80’s, Ray’s band “Reach for the Sky” appeared on the acclaimed LA country compilation album, “A Town South of Bakersfield” and played honkytonks and ranch parties, theme parks and punk clubs. Ray’s songs have appeared on records in the U.S., Europe and Australia.
Belinda Gail
Singer/songwriter Belinda Gail is one of the most sought after women performing Western Music today. Her breathtaking performances, have earned her the Western Music Association's award for 'Female Performer of the Year' for an unprecedented five years. Numerous other awards and nominations confirm her energy and appeal as a performer.
Jerry Hall and Trick Shot
Jerry Hall and Trick Shot has shared the stage with numerous celebrities, both country and western. They have appeared at Cowboy Poetry shows around California, Wyoming and Nevada, and frequently work with well-known Cowboy Poet Jesse Smith. They have worked with Baxter Black, Waddie Mitchell, Chris Isaacs, Pat Richardson, Virginia Bennett and 2001 Cowboy Poet of the Year, the late Sonny Hancock. The group has also worked with many other country performers.
Biskit Hatch
Biskit was born and raised in rural Utah, and his roots in the land and nature are deep within him. He loves nature and living close to the land, even though he lives far from the rural life at this time. He has performed with poetry and storytelling at various events in Colorado, Arizona, Utah and California. In his home spun style and ability to go into character, Biskit will have you engaged, entertained and best of all, receiving good old fashioned humor that the whole family can enjoy. He is also an accomplished leather craftsman and saddle maker.
Joe Herrington the Campfire Storyteller
Joe Herrington, the Campfire Storyteller, is a novelist, cowboy poet and western storyteller. His stories and poems are homespun and told in the Western tradition of honor, courage and rugged characters. His stories and poems not only entertain but also prod the soul with a truer understanding of the deep values and solid character of the American Cowboy.
Jennifer Lind
Academy of Western Artists 2010 Western Music Female
Nominated for 2010 AWA Album of the Year (Cowboy State of Mind) and 2010 AWA Song of the Year (Cowboy State of Mind)
Jennifer Lind released her first CD titled ‘Cowboy State of Mind’ in March 2009. Lind has a flair for ballads and has a unique crossover sound of Cowboy / Folk style music that captures your attention. When Lind was asked about her musical background, she spoke of her talented family. Her mother Carol, was an Opera singer at a young age, and released records in her teens. She also recalls spending hours with her Grandfather, Pasquale Rosato in his bright sunny music studio. Lind would draw musical staffs across the chalkboard, and her Grandfather would instruct her where to fill in the notes. Pasquale taught accordion for over 25 years, and owned the Blue Note Music Store in Stockton California. At age 12, her mother bought a 12 string guitar for her. Lind asked her neighbor Russ (a Rock and Roll guitarist) if he would teach her a few chords. He taught her just enough to be able to work out a few popular Folk songs.At age 17, Lind put her guitar down, as life took a different turn. She met her husband Andrew (best friend, now ‘Sound Man’) in 1986. They were married in 6 months, and had three children together. Taking care of her family was the most important thing to her. Her husband stated, “Even though she stopped playing her guitar, she never stopped singing”. Five years ago, Andrew purchased a new Martin guitar for Jennifer, and she soon followed her dream. She took a few guitar lessons, started performing, recorded her album and became a performing member of the WMA. Lind crossed paths with what she calls her “Trail boss” Producer, Engineer, and friend, Jason Barney. With friends and talented musicians, together they produced Cowboy State of Mind. All songs were written by Randy Sparks, except "Old Cowboy" which was written by Jason Barney. Jennifer is now a member of the New Christy Minstrels folk group found here: www.thenewchristyminstrels.com
Cowboy Balladeer Tom Hiatt
Cowboy Balladeer Tom Hiatt can truly be called a "Son of the West." At one time or another during his youth, Texas, California, Alaska, Arizona, and Kansas, were all called "Home." The magnificent landscapes and the people who settled them fill the stories in the ballads Tom writes and sings; tales of cowboys, outlaws, lawmen, pioneers, wild broncos, and more. Tom's warm, emotional voice has enthralled people from Montana to Arizona and all areas in between.
mike mahaney
Mike is both a founding member and an Advisory Board Member of the Western Music Association. Bill Wiley, our founder, and Mike were close friends. Mike's background includes broadcasting, acting, songwriting and singing as well as concert production (McCabe's Guitar Store Concert Series). Mike continues to perform with his band Trailmix, a brand of cowboy, folk and Western swing music. He is currently heard weekly on KCSN-FM, Los Angeles on his "Americana Weekend."
Skeeter Mann & The Lost Canyon Rangers
Skeeter Mann & The Lost Canyon Rangers will entertain you with the truest and most honest western music from the past and present. They are recipients of the Will Rogers “Rising Star Award” as well as many other nominations by The Academy of Western Artists and The Western Music Association including, “Western Group of the Year”, “Male Vocalist” and “Instrumentalist of the Year."
Skeeter Mann, lead vocals, guitar and banjo will delight you with his wit, charm and amazing heartfelt story-songs. John Nelson, lead guitar, mandolin and harmony vocals, is one of the premier instrumentalists in western music. Michelle Giacopuzzi, harmony vocals, will enchant you with her style and grace. The classically trained Joel Druckman on bass rounds out this circle of musical friends.
Rodger Maxwell
Traditional, contemporary, and original songs of the American West are the music of award winning songwriter and cowboy & western balladeer Rodger Maxwell. His rich descriptive baritone blends with his unique guitar styling for a distinct performance. Folks say that Rodger's songs take them back to the old west. His dad had a show on WRNY radio, in the 30’s, singing cowboy songs, so he really is the “Son of a Cowboy Singer”.
Austin O'Dell
Austin is a 17-year old who grew up with a love and natural talent for music, and a few years ago got “turned-on” to cowboy music and the cowboy way! You will hardly see Austin without his guitar in hand; that’s his love, but can also find his way around the mandolin. Although he is perfectly content to provide backup guitar for other performers, he’s also becoming an accomplished singer. Making his debut in a showcase at the 2010 Western Music Association Showcase in Albuquerque, NM, he left the audience saying “wow” after completing his first song. A pleasant baritone with his own touch of twang made for easy listening and a distinctive style. When introducing Austin, one emcee said “he comes with his own pedigree and roots in western music since he’s the grandson of WMA Songwriter of the Year, Marvin O’Dell.” Most recently, Austin has teamed with young Canadian WMA performing artist, Naomi Bristow of Ontario, Canada, making their debut appearance as a western duo at the Kamloops Western Gathering. Calling themselves “No Borders”, they are ridin’ the trail between California and Canada and places yet to be determined!
Marvin O'Dell
Marvin is recognized in the western music arena as a successful song writer and his original music is being well-received and recorded by other performing artists. He is the 2009 Western Music Association Songwriter of the Year. His latest production and recording effort, The Silver Screen Cowboy Project, features 19 of today’s finest western recording artists and musicians on a 2-CD set. The Silver Screen Cowboy Project was awarded the prestigious 2009 WMA President's Award. Marvin's highly requested song, Jesus & Roy, was awarded the WMA's 2009 Song of the Year. The CD inspired Marvin to create a live stage show around the songs of this award-winning CD. He now tours with The Red Hot Rhythm Rustlers band comprised of Audrey McLaughlin, Gale Rogers, Dawn Pett, Tom Boyer and himself, performing the Silver Screen Cowboy Project Show “Live” – a tribute music and multimedia presentation to the B-western stars of the 30s, 40s and 50s. The band also has the versatility of doing western swing, classic western tunes or contemporary cowboy songs.
Old West Trio
An acoustic group from the foothills of Georgetown, the Old West Trio performs both traditional and contemporary Western music with minimum instrumentation and maximum sound. Nothing remains as intriguing as the cowboy, and the theme of the American West serves as an anchor point for the Old West Trio to explore their musical interests. Members Steve Ide (rhythm guitar), Leslie Ide (upright bass), and Steve Johnson (lead guitar) sing cowboy songs that encompass a variety of genres, including gunfighter ballads, western swing, and lively yodeling tunes.
Susan Parker
Born with a cowboy soul, Susan grew up with a love for horses, cowboys, rodeos and all things Western. Susan began writing contemporary poetry and prose in 1995. Her passion for cowboy poetry was sparked in 2003 after attending the Monterey Cowboy Poetry and Music Festival. It burst into full flame shortly thereafter. Intrigued by pioneering women of the West, Susan has become a student of their writings.
J Parson
If you like authentic Cowboy and old time Country music, then J Parson is the man. He grew up in Bakersfield, California and has worked in the ranching business for most of his life. At various times he has run cattle from the Carrizzo Plains to the Mojave Desert. He also raises quality ranch horses and has been involved in the farming business in the San Joaquin Valley. J splits his time now between his ranch in California and his farm in southeast Kansas.
L.K. Potts
L.K. Potts is an award-winning singer-songwriter who calls Northern California home. Originally from Oregon, his songs reflect a love of the outdoors and are grounded in majestic landscapes of the West, where small town values, local stories and snapshots of American history and local lore provide a backdrop for his newly released first Western album, "Gone West." Clear lyrics, strong melodies, and professional production aim to tell a story and make a point. Combining the serious and humorous, his tunes speak of dogs, trains, hats, love lost and won, quirky frontier characters, outlaws, and epic tributes to courage and the individual American spirit. Driven by an ambition to share his songs with others, he likes nothing better than to settle into a house concert or special event and sing his heart out solo or with his musical pals, getting in some good laughs and spontaneous connections with his audiences. Writing, recording, and performing have become a full-time passion for this newcomer to Western music, and he hankers to bring more to the table and meet the people who make the life, poetry, and music of the West on their can't-miss list.
The Red Hot Rhythm Rustlers
This is the band that brings you The Silver Screen Cowboy Project “Live” stage show – the show that’s catching on everywhere! The Red Hot Rhythm Rustlers combine the talents of Audrey McLaughlin, Gale Rogers, Dawn Pett, Tom Boyer, and Marvin O'Dell. Their fun-filled show of western swing and cowboy tunes delights audiences of all ages. They can give you songs about the old west, the contemporary west, and the west of the B-western movies. The multi award-winning harmonies provided by the gals don't come any sweeter, and the astounding guitar playing of Tom Boyer will leave the listener wanting for more. The 2009 WMA Songwriter of the Year, Marvin O'Dell, captures the audience not only in the lyrical stories told in many original songs but also with his unique lead vocals. The variety of talent and the passion for the music seen in The Red Hot Rhythm Rustlers holds audiences spellbound from start to finish.
Rusty Richards
Nominated For:
1997 Male Performer of the Year
2001 Male performer of the Year
Gary Robertson
As a child in Oklahoma he was entertained by stories, poems and legends told to him by his Grandmother. This began Gary's life long love of story telling. For 25 years, Gary has been writing about the daily trials and tribulations, of the cowboy and rancher. Gary started performing and publishing his poetry in 1994.
Sons of the San Joaquin
WMA Awards:
1997 Duo/Group of the Year
1998 Duo/Group of the Year
1998 Songwriter of the Year (Jack Hannah)
1998 Song of the Year
1999 Duo/Group of the Year
1999 Songwriter of the Year (Jack Hannah)
2000 Songwriter of the Year (Jack Hannah)
2000 song of the Year 2001 Duo/Group of the Year
2001 Songwriter of the Year (Jack Hannah)
2001 Song of the Year
2001 Traditional Western Album of the Year
Sourdough Slim
A performance by Sourdough Slim is a hoot to say the least. His fast-paced stage show combines comedy routines, award winning yodeling and catchy western tunes with accompaniment on accordion, guitar, ukulele and harmonica. A well traveled veteran of stages ranging from The National Cowboy Gathering to The Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall, Slim transports audiences to a whimsically entertaining world where vaudevillian camp intermingles with cowboy lore to produce grins galore.
Dave Stamey
WMA Awards:
2000 Male performer of the Year
2005 Songwriter of the Year
2006 Male Performer of the Year
2006 Entertainer of the Year
2007 Male Performer of the Year
2007 Songwriter of the Year
2008 Male Performer of the Year
2008 Entertainer of the Year
2009 Entertainer of the Year
2010 Traditional Western Album, "Come Ride With Me"
2010 Best Original Song, "Come Ride With Me"
2010 Songwriter of the Year
2010 Entertainer of the Year-Individual
Dan Steadman
Dan Steadman was born and raised on his family ranch in Willits, CA. A fourth generation Californian, he has had a lifelong interest in horses and the cowboy way. Under the guidance of his grandfather, he became an accomplished horseman at an early age. He is doing his part to continue to pass this legacy on to his children and grandchildren. As a youngster, he started his cowboy entertaining at overnight trail rides and attended the Hank Thompson School of Country Music in Claremore, OK. As a western singer and songwriter, Dan enjoys sharing his musical talents on the stage, around campfires or at corporate and professional events. He always appreciates interest in western traditions and the cowboy way.
Sunrise
The duo - Ron and Anna Green joined WMA in the year 2000. They entertain young and old with Western, Folk and old Country music we all remember. Everyone can join in singing on many songs and often laugh along as well. In 2004 they were inducted into the Old Time Traditional Country Music Hall of Fame, honored as performers, educators and coordinators of a family music camp where all can play and sing along around the campfire.
Bob Thomas
Bob Thomas was born and raised in Los Angeles, California. At the age of seven his dad bought him a guitar . Throughout the '70s he played alongside recordings of John Denver, Gordon Lightfoot, Johnny Cash, Joan Baez, and Bob Dylan as he learned to play. Bob has always written poetry, and in 2009 decided to put the words to melody and create his own music. He has been writing songs ever since. He calls his genre Modern American Folk Music.
Trails & Rails
Trails & Rails is a high energy, blended harmony group with an extensive and varied repertoire. Best of all, we have a lot of fun sharing this music together and with our audiences. For the Trails & Rails “Quatro” group, Walt Richards and Paula Strong are joined by Bruce Huntington, who adds his songwriting talent as well as harmony and very tasteful bass playing. And by excellent instrumentalist, Ken Wilcox.
The Tumbling Tumbleweeds
"Great Harmony, creative arrangements, keeping the tradition alive!" Douglas B. Green, The Riders In The Sky-WMA
Since their premier in 2005, The Tumbling Tumbleweeds have gone on to capture the Academy of Western Artists Will Rogers Award for Western Music Group of the Year and the Western Music Association Crescendo Award for Most Promising Talent and were also nominated for the WMA Outstanding Entertainer-Group Award! They were also named one of the Top 10 Live Acoustic Acts in Southern California by FolkWorks Magazine and their Debut Album "The Tumbling Tumbleweeds" hit #1 on the Top 10 Cowboy/Western Music CD Chart in The Western Way Magazine! Their new CD "Blaze Across the West" hit #2 in the Western Way Magazine and their song "California" hit #1 on the Western Songs Chart in Rope Burns Magazine.
"The great news it The Tumbling Tumbleweeds don't sound like the SOPs or Riders In The Sky or Sons of the San Joaquin. They sound 100% like The Tumbling Tumbleweeds and that, folks, is simply wonderful!" Rick Huff, The Western Way Magazine
Tony Vice
Tony has been playing music for over fifty years. He began as a gospel piano player and singer in his teens and as a country musician played Carnegie Hall to the Palomino. Tony has played at cowboy events at the Autry Western Heritage Museum, Elko, Monterey, Stagecoach Music Festival, the Lone Pine Film Festival and the Kern County Museum. He plays concerts, clubs, campfires, cowboy gatherings, parties and dances – for the love of the music. Tony recently released a cd of original cowboy music called Music From Redwing Ranch.
Robert Wagoner
Born in 1928, Bob Wagoner became interested in the music of the silver screen cowboys early on. He met Roy Rogers and the Sons of the Pioneers in the early 1940s and the remained life-long friends. As a teen-ager, Bob, guitarist Billy Strange, fiddler Billy Armstrong and Don Hoag formed a band. Then Bob joined Tommy Duncan's All-Stars and they made the first recording of his composition, "High Country." Later, he worked with the legendary Ray Whitley. In 1951, Foy Willing & the Riders of the Purple Sage offered Bob a job. He turned it down and Foy hired Dale Warren instead. Bob then moved from music to mining, spending several years in the desert where he developed a love for that setting. There, he further developed his skills as a painter of western scenery until he met and joined The Reinsmen. Wth them, he recorded a number of classic sides, appeared on TV specials and he invited them to join him at the annual Death Valley Encampment, an event they continued to headline for many years. He developed a long friendship with Ken Curtis and renewed his friendship with Bob Nolan who spent time with Bob and his family at their home in the high sierras. In 1988, Wagoner was one of the founding members of the WMA and soon became a life member. Though he spends most of his time painting, Bob devoted considerable time in the 1990s to perfecting multiple audio recording in his home studio where he began recording classic western songs and many that might have been lost had he not resurrected them. In the early 1990s he issued a number of cassettes and in recent years has released 5 CDs. For more on Robert Wagoner, see REINSMEN: Painters of the West in Song by Ken Griffis (1997). For his CDs and contents listings, click here. (Photo by M. Sundin)
Fiddlin' Pete Watercott
Fiddlin' Pete has been playing his own brand of high-energy, traditionally based Western Folk music for over thirty years. Out on the road, hitching, riding freights, and traveling in the "Lone Prairie Schooner" (pick- up/camper). Fiddlin' Pete has become a popular entertainer throughout the Eastern Sierra region, playing at festivals, county fairs, schools, churches, dance halls, ranch gatherings, and for the outfitters who pack stock into and around the Sierra Nevada wilderness.
Joyce Woodson
Currently, Joyce is both the winner of the Best Song of the Year Award from the Western Music Association for her title cut “If I Hadn’t Seen the West” and the Will Rogers Cowboy Award for Best Female Performer for 2008. Having also won the 22nd Tucson Folk Festival Songwriting Contest, she’s played throughout southern California, worked for many years at the legendary McCabe’s Guitar Shop, performed at the Napa Valley Music Festival, Kerrville Folk Festival and is a founding member of the Western Music Association in Tucson, Arizona. She is a regular performer at the Gene Autry Museum in Burbank, California and the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody, Wyoming. She enjoys touring the United States from coast-to-coast, played by invitation from the BBC to perform at the Queens Festival in Belfast, Ireland. She’s toured Wales and Great Britain as well. She’s an instructor at the bi-annual music camps SummerSongs and resides in her home town of San Juan Capistrano, California.
WMA Awards:2008 Song of the Year for "If I Hadn't Seen the West"
Nominated for:
2009 Female Performer of the Year
2008 Female Performer of the Year
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