The Band,

Mark Gusek, Jim Curry, Gene Wagner, Chris Wills, Diane Ireland, Bob Byrne, Anne Curry, Jim Connor

Jim opening the show with Sherrill Schoepe's John Denver Koa wood special edition Taylor guitar.

Jim, Anne and Chris singing great harmony

Jim Connor adds sparkle to the show in a duet with Jim of his song Hugs in the Kitchen

Soloing on "The Worlds Greatest Cheatin' Song: What are we gonna do now, that she's a goin out on the both of us?"

Incredible talent AND cute! Jim is one incredably lucky man!

Jim and Anne enjoying what they do.

Jim Connor adds some harmonica

Earl Skrugs says " Jim Connor is the best frailing banjo player in the world"

Here is a close up of the magic hands

Jim and Anne singing "Old Love"

Brian Curry playing intro to Eagles and horses.The sound fell over a mezmorized audience

Diane adds the flute

Bob on bass with attitude, it's all in the hat!

Chris Wills

Mark Gusek

This! is Jim Connor!

Diane Ireland, Calypso never sounded better!

The whole Stage with 800 people in the audience both nights.

The Silverton sure knows how to get the word out!

Thanks Silverton!

After the show friends and family wait to see the band

Jim's sister, Anita and brother in law, Jerry sitting on front left.

Friend's Sue Smith, Sherri Sullivan with Diane Ireland

Talented percusionist from head to Toe!

Arranger and composer Chris Wills

Drummer and funny man Gene Wagner

Photographer Lance Atchison captures the moment!