Peggy Malone is a country, western, pop singer performing at family style venues, large groups and conventions.  Ageless audience appeal.  Large repertoire of songs.  Listen or dance!  Crowd participation is her specialty, with her stick horses and maracas. Ghost Riders in the Sky is especially fun, when audience members ride around on her corral full of stick hosses!! "Don't know who has more fun, her or her audience!"  - Randy Witte, Publisher, Western Horseman Magazine.

Singer Carolyn Martin has been described as "...a winning throwback to the days where emotion was measured and artful rather than loud and histrionic."

Carolyn was named the 2008 and the 2010 Western Swing Female Vocalist of the Year by the AWA. Her CD "Swing" was a nominee for the WMA's Western Swing Album of the Year, and her latest project, "Cookin' With Carolyn," was nominated by the WMA for the Album of the Year. In May 2011, Carolyn was inducted into the Texas Western Swing Hall of Fame.

Richard Martin grew up working on ranches in eastern New Mexico’s Canadian River area. He has been a competitive  team roper for many years. He plays Americana folk music and many of his songs reflect the country way of life. He has loved and played music most of his life. He has played with many well known country bands in New Mexico and on the road. Richard has retired from Central New Mexico Community College and concentrates on writing and performing his songs as well as many other artists’ songs. Richard has recorded three CDs (Mail Box Money, Bringing Water To The Land and Morning Coffee) and played at the 2009 Durango Cowboy Gathering and performed at the Crossroads Poetry and Music Festival in Van Horn, Texas. He also played at the 2010 New Mexico Music Awards and the 2010 Western Music Association show. He lives in Embudo, New Mexico with his wife Edna who accompanies him from time to time. Richard enjoys hunting with his hawk, (he is a licensed falconer), and playing solo and duo gigs around the Southwest. Richard Martin is a winner of the 2010 NEW MEXICO MUSIC AWARDS.

WMA Award:
1998 Female Performer of the Year

Nominated For:
1998 Duo/Group of the Year
1999 Female Performer of the Year

For the past decade, Mag has been writing western/cowboy poetry and performing at major cowboy festivals, as well as other events, across Western Canada.  Her recitations have also been aired on TV and radio. Mag also enjoys freelance writing and has been published internationally in numerous magazines, anthologies, newspapers and web sites.  Western publications and web sites her articles and reviews have appeared in are: The Cowboy Times, Canadian Cowboy Country, cowboypoetry.com, I.M. Cowgirl, Cowboy Troubadour, Cariboo Calling and Western People.

Mag also enjoys songwriting. Besides the four songs on her CD Passin' It On, she has written numerous other songs for various artists in Canada and the U.S.

Her third poetry book "Dreams of Fast Horses", states--"she writes with a humor that sometimes stretches the truth, but she also shows her sensitivity to the human spirit and her love for rural life."

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”.

Janet McBride has been singing as long as she can remember. Janet McBride has released seven CD's and a number of cassettes since she resumed recording in 1981. Her latest CD was released in January 2005. The album features McBride singing an original song, "A Cowgirl's Dream," which includes a clip of Patsy Montana's singing and yodeling that was taken from an undated demo tape found in Montana's house after her death. And what yodeler hasn't dreamed of singing with Patsy Montana?

In 2007, Bronco Buster Records in Germany released a CD "Honky Tonk Ballads & Classic Yodeling" which contained 28 cuts from recordings released from 1960 thru 1968 and in 2009, Janet released her "highly acclaimed" CD #008 titled "Still Loving the Ride" which contained two unreleased master cuts from her first recording session in 1959. It was of Wynn Stewart and his band which included at that time Ralph Mooney. Ralph had totally forgotten that there were two more songs out there and they were immediately added to the vast catalog of  this great musician.

Janet's life story is soon to be released. It will contain many photos from her birth in the 1930s thru and including everything up past the death of her husband and stage partner Billy (John) Ingram on December 22, 2010. The title of the book will be "Still Lovin' The Ride", due out by June 2011.

Gary McMahan is known for his award-winning songs, uproarious humor, captivating stories, and fast, intricate and soulful yodeling. His songs have been recorded by artists such as Garth Brooks, Ian Tyson, Chris LeDoux and Riders In The Sky. His songs, stories, and poems embody what many believe to be the heart of the new West. McMahan comes by his cowboy heritage naturally. He was born into it and has ridden, wrangled, and roped all over the West, all the while collecting reflections on cowboy ways. Those reflections are the backbone of all his songs, stories, and poems.

Hailing from Boulder, Colorado, Al Mehl has performed in Nebraska, Wyoming, Texas, Iowa, and along the Colorado Front Range. Al composes an eclectic brand of cowboy poetry and original music. Audiences throughout the West know that if you live the life of a cowboy over a period of years, there is some likelihood that you will wake up one morning to discover that you have become a cowboy poet. Al is simply hoping that the principle holds true in reverse!

From the heart. From the land. Singer and songwriter Will Merritt features original contemporary and traditional music from the American West. Jubilant or sorrowful, historical or imagined, his songs bring us back to the legends and the truth that make the West great. His amiable "at home" presence on stage, heart touching lyrics and melodies move audience from laughter to tears and back again! For video and audio content please visit the website.

Arizona singer/songwriter Jon Messenger sports an impressive list of credentials. An accomplished songwriter, with an extensive musical background, Jon's original Folk and Western tunes have been well received by audiences at festivals and gatherings throughout the West. Jon¹s songs reflect his love of the West and the American Cowboy, and his writing has been favorably compared to the works of such notable contemporary Western songwriters as Jack Hannah, Michael Fleming, Dave Stamey, Curly Musgrave, and Bob Wagoner.

James Michael began performing at rodeos and county fairs as a teenager and has sung and played his guitar for audiences large and small all across the West. His father was a professional rodeo cowboy and many of the songs he performs were learned from rodeo cowboys. He has also written western songs including "Turn To Die", "Lone Cone Peak", "Rodeo Cowboy" and the title song on his new CD "All American Cowboy".

Spending the better part of a lifetime as a musician, songwriter and producer has left Ellis Miller with an extensive resume. He has played with numerous major artists and is an accomplished musician, songwriter and producer. His performances and recordings combine the traditional songs that have become historical artifacts with his self penned interpretations of life love, and the trials and tribulations of days present and long gone by.

Michael and Dawn Moon live with their four young children on the Valle Grande Ranch, east of Santa Fe, NM. Their music reflects their life, which is centered around their faith, family, love of the ranching and the amazing landscapes and people of which they have been a part. When needing to classify, they call their genre of music Western folk and it has little blues and country added into the mix.

Dick is a Colorado native whose grandparents settled in Colorado in the 1870's. By learning the classics he passes on the "cowboy heritage" of the great early day poets. Dick has been invited to perform at gatherings throughout Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Washington, Wyoming and Colorado. As a reciter he took home the championship buckle at the 2005 Cowboy Poetry Rodeo in Kanab, Utah. His CD "Cowboy Classics" is featured on the Bar-D web site www.cowboypoetry.com

Jane Morton, named Female Cowboy Poet by the Academy of Western Artists in August 2007, writes poems connected to her family and the ranch they owned and operated near Fort Morgan, Colorado.  Her book, TURNING TO FACE THE WIND, won four national awards.  Her CD of the same title features nineteen poems from that book.  She recites her poems at poetry events throughout the West.  Her poems have been published in numerous western magazines.

Stephen Harrington, lead vocals, rhythm guitar.  Steve Taylor, vocals, harmonica. Rusty Weiss, bass guitar, vocals. The Mountain Saddle Band has been preforming for many years and has developed their own unique sound, a  blend of mostly old, some originals, some new, cowboy songs with rich harmonies and gospel songs with a cowboy touch. Words used by others to describe them have been, smooth, rich, alive. Mountain Saddle Band is committed to preserving and promoting the heritage and culture / life style of the American Cowboy. 

Doug owns and lives on a very remote cattle ranch in the heart of New Mexico.  He retired last year from a long teaching and Real Estate career but has owned the LIB ranch since 1988.  Doug loves and respects the land and way of life he is now able to live full time.  His descriptive, true-to-life, narrative style of writing draws you into his world and passion for ranch life.  He began playing guitar and writing some very basic songs at age twelve but only began playing in public about four years ago.  To date he has written several hundred songs and has released one album, which received some very favorable reviews from several sources, and has three more in production.  Two of those albums are live and one is exclusively about New Mexico but all have a rare and rich sense of "ranch life" which he has become so closely associated with. You will find his work to be genuine and his performances smooth and sincere.

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