Christine is a native Montanan raised on a dry-land wheat and cattle ranch in the cowboy country of Miles City. The ranch she and her husband live on has been family-owned and operated for 53 years and has four generations living and working on it. She is a self-taught musician and songwriter but did not get serious about it until their oldest son was killed in a car crash six years ago. Music was a catharsis for her broken heart. As she says, "Music kept my spirit alive." She has one CD, Montana Magic, out and working on a second to be released in 2011. Both of her CDs are original songs about her faith, her ranch life, and her home state. Christine was a Costume Designer, Production Designer, and Art Director for many years in the movie industry specializing in vintage and western clothing and decor. Her movies have won nominations and awards including Hi-Line which won the Audience Appreciation Award at Sundance, an Emmy nomination for Frontier House and a Golden Spur Award for Miracle at Sage Creek. She also had the privilege of being a showcase singer at WMA in 2010.

Jane Shehan grew up in Wisconsin dreaming of living in the mountains. So the summer she turned 18 she headed west and never looked back. Now, from her home in Montana, she fondly remembers singing on her horse down the trail to pass the time and to let the Grizzlies know she was coming. She sang at ranch cookouts, wrangling the horses in the morning and dayherding, singing to the horses to pass the time. She still loves singing them around the campfire with the cracklin sound of the fire and the smoke in her eyes. This is truly where she is at home and where these songs- so important to the history of the west, come alive. Janes debut CD is titled 'Snowstorms and Mule Wrecks' Her CD can be found at www.JaneShehan.com