Album Notes

We call it the " Frontier Free For All". it's what we've called our show for years and pretty much describes our philosophy of music and life. A Wild Horses show will always be a no holds barred, anything goes, party where the fan becomes just as much a part of the show as the band. Ya see we've been around 15 years and have played thousands of shows all over this great country. We understand what folks want for their hard earned dollar---that's a good time. A Wild Horses show is the definition of a good time.

It's been a long crazy road for us. We've drifted through a couple of major label deals, had a top 40 song "I Will Survive", and a video on CMT and GAC. That was great but Wild Horses and major labels didn't really work. We refused to be turned into Mild Horses. We are the band Nashville couldn't tame and we're proud off that. We write most of our songs we do in our shows and have had the honor of our songs being recorded by other artists like George Jones and used as theme's for great events like the Houston Rodeo. We've played everywhere we think; Caesar's Palace, the Ryman Auditorium, PBR and PRCA finals in Las Vegas, Billy Bob's, Rodeo Houston Hideout, and the Wildhorse Saloon just to name a few along with about every major country music festival and fair on the mainland. It's like a party that never ends.

Wild Horses is Angela Rae, Michael Blake Mahler, Ralph "Thundersticks" McCauley, Steve "The Head" Kellough, Lon "Fat Boy" Holland, and Chris " The Mule" Sigmon. Basically that boils down to a beautiful free spirited chick singer surrounded by a group of hard livin good ole boys. We're family in the spiritual sense and put here to one thing. In our lives and in our music, Wild Horses were made to be free.

RIDE HARD, DIE FREE