| Marty Davis
started out singing Country music but one of the most popular part of his
shows has always been the Western music segment. (For those who don't
know the difference: Country is what you hear on the radio currently.
It's the nation's favorite and most-listened-to music. Western is
what we grew up with...Gene, Roy and the Sons of the Pioneers. It
tells the stories of the Old West and the Silver Screen Cowboys.)
Marty has performed to standing room only crowds in Nevada casinos (the
Golden Nugget in Las Vegas; Cactus Pete's in Jackpot; Fitzgerald's and
Boomtown in Reno to name a few), night clubs, 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
and, though he loved the good ole Rock & Roll, he really missed doing
his own kind of music.
So Marty returned
to Western Music, along with Owen Johnston,
bass guitarist and vocalist. Owen and Marty have worked together since
1982. Owen's sweet harmony is reminiscent of Lloyd Perryman, one of the
very early Pioneers.
Lanny Hansen
is the drummer and high vocals of the group. He has worked the show for
three years, adding versatility and dimension. He's also one of the nicest
"cowboys" you'd ever want to meet.
Crystal Reeves
is a concert violinist who plays fiddle, mandolin, and sings. She is a
terrific player and the newest meber of the show.
Together they
will take you on a nostalgic trip through time... back to when the good
guys wore white hats, kissed their ponies instead of the girls, headed
the bad guys off at the pass, and ALWAYS caught 'em in the end! All
withought mussing up their rhinestone and fringed shirts and then rode
off into the sunset.
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