Judy James, "The Lady Balladeer of Texas," is a singer/songwriter who lets you feel the West with every sound. Her songs take you back, as you listen and dream of the days gone by. Judy is a previous nominee for WMA Female Vocalist of the Year. Since 1997 she has had her own two-hour live Western Music radio Show, Cowboy Jubilee with Judy James, each Saturday morning, where she is "Keeping Our Western Heritage Alive." Judy relased a new CD, "My God and I" in the summer of 2011.

"The way he set the mood for each song by its tone and the key he sang it in was incredible."

Tim Jenkins loves to sing, and has been singing as long as he can remember. He plays guitar and banjo and sings mostly traditional folk songs, especially ballads, including many cowboy songs. Tim was raised on a small farm in southwest Washington and knows cows (but not horses).

Jim is a native Texan, a student of the West and a life-long devotee to all things cowboy. His songwriting, guitar-picking and unique vocal style keep him in demand on the Western music circuit as well as at coffeehouses, schools and libraries throughout the West. He has produced seven Western albums, three children's character education videos and two Western novels. He was named AWA 2008 Male Western Vocalist of the Year and his song, "The Cowboys of New Mexico," received the New Mexico Music Award for the Best Western Song of 2009. His song, "King," which he co-wrote with his mother, received the Western Writers of America Spur Finalist Award for Best Western Song of 2010 and the song, "Smoke of the Brandin' Fire," which he co-wrote with Allan Chapman has been chosen as a finalist for the NM Music Awards 2011 Western Song of the Year. His first novel, Rustler's Moon, was a NM Book Awards finalist for Best Historical Novel and Best First Book. Jim lives in Corrales, NM with his wife, Ann and their three dogs, Waylon, Jessie and Colter. (Photo by Lori Faith Merritt)