Jim has “almost dual citizenship” living half of each year in Grand Forks, ND and the other half in Sierra Vista, AZ. Three generations of Jim’s family lived in New Mexico beginning in 1880. He spent most of his life on the Great Plains. In 1991 he began his annual treks to winter in Arizona. Jim has been writing poetry all of his life but has concentrated on the desert and cowboy life since1996. He also enjoys singing old cowboy songs.

Jeff Davidson is a native of Kansas and began his entertainment career as a square dance caller. He has been the entertainer for the Flint Hills Overland Wagon Train since 1985 and obtained the idea of mixing Kansas history and Western songs while singing around the campfire. Trail Riders band members Tony and Travis Cassity are a father-son du0 who round out the sound with Travis giving a steady beat on the bass and "ultra" musician Tony playing the lead guitar, banjo and mandolin.

Marty Davis started out singing country music but one of the most popular parts of his show has always been the Western Music segment. Marty has performed to standing room only crowds in Nevada casinos, nightclubs, fairs, conventions, concerts and rodeos around the U.S.  He spent several years singing bass and traveling the world with the legendary Fifties group, The Diamonds.  Marty also does "classic country" music of the stars of the Grand Ol' Opry and classic standards. He is a well-rounded and versatile performer of all kinds of music.

Geff’s cowboy poetry and western music tell stories of his ranch life and work experiences.  His western music, cowboy poetry and tales of cowboy life will keep you hooked and in the moment of the event.  You will quickly find that he’s entertaining and sincere and he portrays the cowboy life in a fashion all can enjoy.  He’s like none other and has an extraordinary ability to entertain the crowd. Geff  performs at western festivals, livestock events, youth and school events and other venues throughout the country.  He is also a featured cowboy entertainer at the Salute to the Great American Cowboy in Silver Dollar City, Branson, Missouri. 

Guitarist, “Tennessee” Jim Farrell loves the complex chord changes and close harmonies of Western Music. Lead singer/lead guitarist/fiddler, Stu Stuart comes from an entertainment background. The newest member of the Diamond W Wranglers is drummer/percussionist Steve Crawford, known as “Stevie C, the Rhythmic Cowboy.” They have a keen desire to see Western music grow, internationally.

George has performed at numerous western music festivals throughout the western United States with legendary music artists like Dave Stamey, New West, Sourdough Slim, Curly Musgrave and Belinda Gail to name a few . He will be performing this year at the Big Bear Festival, the Tombstone Festival and Tucson Festival as well as many others. George was instrumental in developing the "What A Cowboy Knows" Festival in Bakersfield, CA.

DoubleTake travels all over their native Wisconsin performing at various fairs and venues throughout the state. Their most recent achievement happened in 2006 when DoubleTake traveled to the Western Music Association’s annual festival in Albuquerque. While at the Festival, they won the yodeling contest and earned the title of “2006 WMA National Male Yodelling Champions”. This title means a great deal to them because they had already won every contest in Wisconsin that they entered.

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.