Outlaw Country Singer Songwriter and Guitarist from Seattle WA. Ameripolitan Music's 2017 Outlaw Female of The Year.

Discography:

The Dolly Rottens 'Honeymoon's Over' 2012
Darci Carlson 'Release Me' 2014
Darci Carlson 'Self Titled' 2018

God calls MacPherson Presbyterian Church
to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ,
to make disciples, and to be His witness.

Buck Thrailkill BIO: 
Born in Meridian, MS. in 1963. Buck started playing banjo around age 10 studying from his brother Bruce Thrailkill, Avil Linton, and influences of  Carl Jackson and Buck Trent. Buck grew up playing all over the south touring on the Magnolia State Bluegrass Circuit at age 15 with childhood friend and music partner Guitarist James Beau Edwards. Buck plays the ‘Scruggs’ style of finger picking with some newgrass  and oldfolk style licks and songs. Growing up, he played and taught regularly till 1981 when he joined the Army in New Orleans, LA. So pickin' took a back seat to life for a few years till he retired at Ft. Bragg in Fayetteville, NC in 1997. He has been playing and recording in various venues in the Carolina’s and surrounding areas for a many years now with several different bands and instrumental configurations ranging from Country to Honky-Tonk to Blues to Irish and Hardcore Bluegrass, and even some Rock. 
Currently Buck is the VP of Operations for Rusty Knuckles Music, 		         
Co-Owner (w/ Beverley) and Engineer of Rebel Roots Studios, 					   
Owner and Instructor of Fifth String Studio located in Fayetteville, NC.
Recording discography:
Solo Banjo Works (in progress)
Hatfield s and McCoy s (in progress)
Ronnie Hymes & Carolina Freight
JB Beverley & The Wayward Drifters
JB Beverley’s ‘Stripped To The Root’
Liquorbox
Polecat Fisher & The Rank Strangers
DR Wells Medicine Show
Carolina Still
Mickey & The Bonepickers
Kara Clark
Billy Don Burns
Husky Burnett
Larry Frick

Contact Buck @: buck@fifthstringstudio.com

Very few musicians of any stripe so personify a musical genre as completely as Tony Furtado embodies Americana roots music. Tony is an evocative and soulful singer, a wide-ranging songwriter and a virtuoso multi-instrumentalist adept on banjo, cello-banjo, slide guitar and baritone ukulele who mixes and matches sounds and styles with the flair of a master chef (he’s also an accomplished sculptor, but that’s another story). All of the music of America is in Tony’s music. Relix hit the nail on the head when writing of Tony: “True talent doesn’t need categories.”
A native of Pleasanton, California, who now makes his home in
Portland, Oregon, Tony Furtado took up the banjo at age 12,
inspired by the Beverly Hillbillies TV show and a sixth grade music
report. He first attracted national attention in 1987, when he won the National Bluegrass Banjo Championship in Winfield, Kansas. Not long after that, Tony opted for the life of a full-time professional musician, joining Laurie Lewis & Grant Street. A second victory at Winfield, in 1991, bookended his years with Grant Street.
In 1990, Tony signed a recording deal with Rounder Records, one of the country’s preeminent independent record companies. Beginning with Swamped in 1990, he recorded six critically acclaimed albums for the label, collaborating with such master musicians as Alison Krauss, Jerry Douglas, Tim O’Brien, Stuart Duncan, Kelly Joe Phelps and Mike Marshall. During this period, Tony also performed and recorded with the band Sugarbeat and the Rounder Banjo Extravaganza with Tony Trischka and Tom Adams.
Beginning in the late 1990s—influenced by such musical heroes as Ry Cooder, David Lindley and Taj Mahal—Tony added slide guitar, singing and songwriting to his musical toolbox and began leading his own band. He is a tireless road musician who performs in a dizzying variety of formats: solo, in a duo or trio or with his full five-person band. He
especially values the opportunities he has had to tour with such legendary musicians as Gregg Allman and with such esteemed slide guitarists as David Lindley, Derek Trucks and Sonny Landreth.

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