Wayne Horsburgh
Award-winning Country artist & "Australia's Country Performer of the Year"
We are happy to have our friend Wayne as a performer again at the "Heirloom Garden Show". Wayne has an amazing voice and 1950's country-western style that makes him very popular when he performs internationally at major events in the USA, Australia and the United Kingdom. This yodeling country singer has released 19 albums. He has been a favorite of ours at "Baker Creek" ever since we discovered him a couple years ago. You won’t want to miss this multi-award winning artist.

John Fullerton
A fan of Sons of the Pioneers since he was a young boy, John has been playing traditional Western music in Branson, sharing the stage with the likes of Riders in the Sky. Not a stranger to bluegrass music, John has played with Waterloo Boy, a bluegrass band from nearby Springfield. Saddle up and come listen to Branson's Singing Cowboy.

Fannie Y.
Having already produced one album, Fannie's traditional yodeling will carry you away to the Swiss Alps. She is currently working on a second album, and has won national awards for her exceptional yodeling.

Homer Lee
Entertaining literally millions of people just like you at Silver Dollar City (an 1880's themed park in Branson) with a wide range of characters has afforded Terry "Homer Lee" Sanders the opportunity to work with Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers and the late Bob Hope. On Fri. Oct. 13th, 2006 Terry received, for the second year in a row, the title '2006 COMEDIAN OF THE YEAR!' Mr. Sanders was the comedian at the Braschler Music Show for 17 years. His comedy antics with the Braschlers earned him a regular spot on television's Hee Haw where he worked exclusively with Roy Clark, Grandpa Jones and Minnie Pearl. Terry's an avid people watcher, and uses his keen observations of day-to-day life to keep his material fresh and his audiences in stitches. It was Minnie Pearl who said it best: "He's (Terry "Homer Lee" Sanders) one of the best and honey, I've seen a lot!"

Betty Dale
This 50's-style country artist has played at many venues, and has won Arizona vocalist of the year--two years in a row. Betty is sure to bring a smile to both young and old as she plays and sings gospel classics, yodels and old-fashioned mountain songs.

Michael J.
Michael is our "Barney Fife". He sounds so unbelievably real, you will just start looking for Andy! He's performed at places such as Lowe's, Presley's Country Jubilee, Elvis Country Theater, The King's Mansion, and with bands such as The Texans, the Denver Symphony, and George Strait's band.

Paul Asher
With a deep interest in folk music, Paul has been playing Western, Irish and Bluegrass for 25 years. As a member of the band Cockleburr, he has performed extensively, and opened for John Anderson. He currently enjoys making his home and his music in the Ozark hills.

Tom Sampson
Tom has sang and jammed in about every holler in Southern Missouri. He's been a staple at our festivals, playing a vast repertoire of classic Country and Western songs. Tom has been instrumental in getting good music to our festivals since the beginning, and we offer him our thanks!

Ezra and Dilly
aka Mike and Nancee Micham have been performing together for 17 years. They met in Arizona while working at Rawhide, a little western tourist town. In 1993 their talents landed them in Silver Dollar City for 7 years. During these years their mutual love for traditional Irish folk songs grew and they have been featured together at the cabin, festivals, house concerts, and pubs! For the last 8 years Mike and Nancee have been working hard on their 80 acre farm in Taneyville, raising naturally grown pork, beef, chickens and vegetables. As of this year they decided it was time to focus on the farm and their own duet, saying a fond farewell to SDC. Along with traditional Irish they also perform folk, gospel, and silly songs for the whole family. They have a big following from Silver Dollar City and other venues and their fans all love the great interaction with the crowd.