Performers by Name

Born into a musical family, Mark Alderson grew up hearing the sounds of classic western music. His mother, aunts, uncles and grandparents were all professional musicians, who performed across the country from Missouri to California, including several appearances with the Grand Ole Opry. Mark has followed in these footsteps, playing a variety of instruments and styles since the age of 16.

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

David comes from a long line of musicians that includes his Mother who played the piano, his Dad who had his own dance band and David, in his younger days, was involved in musicals, choirs and, believe it or not, his own ROCK BAND! All of this musical background has brought David to his "music comfort zone" of today that includes traditional Western music, Classic Cowboy songs and original compositions.

Lynn Anderson could sing before she could talk, and could ride a horse before she could walk.  It's been that way all of her life ... horses and music.  Lynn likes it best when she can combine the two ... like singing the National Anthem at a gallop on the back of a good horse at the 100th Anniversary of the Fort Worth Livestock Show!

If you are seeking entertainment for a large convention or a small group on a camping trip, Vic can provide just what you need. He can spin a rope and take the time to teach you how; he can whistle a tune that will make you yearn for peaceful nights on the prairie or he will yodel a tune that will make your toes tap in delight. WMA Award: 2003 International Male Yodeling Champion.