Marci recites with a farm-girl point of view. The agrarian-life style Marci was once so eager to escape beckons her return through memories and verse. Marci and her siblings herded cattle and sheep, pitched hay and manure, pulled calves and the "honey wagon," bottle-fed calves and lambs, gathered the eggs and butchered chickens, watered down the hogs and the garden, put up hay and fence. Her topics stroke the heartstrings, generating memories and laughter.

The Carr Family Cowboy Band members are Anna, Abby, Walter, Judy and Ronn. Anna, 20, plays fiddle and is a concert ciolinist, writer, poet and actress. Abby, 16, sings lead, and plays the fiddle, mandolin and guitar. Walter, 14, plays fiddle and does cowboy humor. Judy plays the bass and sings harmony. Ronn is a singer, songwriter, and plays guitar, mandolin, harmonica and piano. Along with their original songs, they perform gospel, western, fiddle and bluegrass music. The Carr Family raises Angus cattle south of Whitman, Nebraska, on the family ranch. Together with the ranching tradition and the legacy of music, they are the Carr Family Cowboy Band.

Growing up in the beautiful rolling hills of northeast Nebraska as daddy's boy gave Teresa first hand knowledge of the phrase "the hardest job you will ever love." Teresa shares her time and music with people of all ages and venues. She currently performs with groups or solo for private and community functions. Not only is she proud of her songs but she is also proud of the people and heritage they represent.