Lauralee Northcott is the "mighty little" bass player and one third of the Horse Crazy vocal sound. With over 20 years of experience, she guides and cooks for Early Winters Outfitters in Washington state. Lauralee has written a book entitled "Tales and Trails of the Pasayten Wilderness" featuring interviews with 50 people who have spent extensive time in the wilderness - spanning almost 70 years of personal narratives. For over 4 years, she hosted the Dollar Watch Cowboy Show, a radio program airing in North Central Washington featuring cowboy music, cowboy poetry, true stories and tall tales. Lauralee is a professional musician with a BA in music, emphasizing in folk music. She is an accomplished writer, educator, songwriter, and long-time lover of western music. Her accomplishments have been recorded in the academic work: Wranglin' Women (Humor and Gender in the American West) by Kristin M. McAndrews. (Nevada University Press). Send an Email to Lauralee.

Jennifer Epps is the percussionist, harmonica player and one third of the vocal harmony for Horse Crazy. Jennifer works as a part-time ranch hand in the Methow Valley. If she isn't chasing cows on horseback for the neighbors - she is busy working on her own ranch, caring for her horses, dogs and cats. She loves music and knows how to bring the audience with her into the truly wonderful world of western music. Jennifer works as a guide and wrangler in the Pasayten Wilderness in the summer time. This cowgirl loves horses and the western lifestyle. Jennifer holds a valid driver's license in the state of Washington. She thinks this is because no one else actually wants to drive. Though everyone else thought they were lost, Jennifer's trusty car compass told them that they were, indeed, heading straight West! (Where else do you expect Cowgirls to go?) Send an Email to Jennifer.

Kristyn Harris is the newest addition to Horse Crazy Cowgirl Band. An authentic cowgirl and native Texas Kristyn knows how to swing a guitar. Kristyn’s two passions are western music and horses. She plays a mean swing guitar, sings, yodels like a bird, and writes western songs. Inspired by Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, Dale Evans, and Bob Wills, she decided she’d better learn to play guitar and become a proper cowgirl! Kristyn is a finalist for the Western Music Association’s Crescendo Award! In addition, she won the rising star competition at 2011 Kamloops Festival in Canada. She is a wonderful, fresh face in western music. Jennifer and Lauralee are honored to have such a fine young person in their midst! Check out Kristyn's website!