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Larry is from Vincennes, Indiana. Early in his musical career he played around Chicago and Des Moines, Iowa. After coming to Nashville he worked at Pee Wee's, a well-known club on the west side frequented by the likes of George Jones and Faron Young, for 13 years. He also worked at Jones's Possum Holler and at The Nashville Palace. He spent some time in Amarillo at The Cattleman's Club, the biggest joint in town, and is now back close to Nashville.
pedalman@comcast.net
Joe is from Corpus Christi, Texas. He's worked with a number of Nashville acts and has recorded many of his own songs. He was inducted into the Colorado Country Music Hall of Fame August 24th, 2008.
He's been with Wild Country since October 7, 2000.
joe@wildcountryband.net
Dave is from North Carolina and is a hard-core Andy Griffith fan. He's worked on Music Row in Nashville for 32 years with major artists and music companies as a musician, songwriter, publisher and songplugger. Visit his website.
dave@wildcountryband.net
From Evansville, Indiana. Steve inherited a great love for music from his father, who was a guitar player. Steve's worked for Noel Haggard and Vern Gosdin, and has sat in with Jack Green, Johnny Rodriquez, Gary Allen, Trent Tomlinson, Suzy Boggus and Gail Davies. He's also done MWR-USO tours in Guam, Japan, Singapore and Diego Garcia. He practices 2-3 hours daily, and his drumming goals are playing time and being solid.
Another Hoosier. He's toured with Stonewall Jackson, Red Sovine, Little Jimmy Dickens, Faron Young and the famous "Many Others". He's also worked at the Palomino Club in North Hollywood, California, and Gilley's in Pasadena, Texas. He's worked with Larry and Wild Country since Sept. 4, 1998.
Visit his website Steel Guitar Madness.
cal@wildcountryband.net