Mazziah Mountain: A family band with a traditional American sound. The preeminent feature of Mazziah Mountain's lyrical style is their focus on faith, American values and the heroes that championed them as well as a deep and touching telling of the lives of the people of the South during the War for Southern Independence.

The Carteret Grays: A period reenactment group from North Carolina whose instrumental selections are a favourite at reenactments, living history presentations, and evening events, alike. Contact the Carteret Grays: Worth Mason, 157 Piver Road, Beaufort, NC 28516 Phone: 252.728.1581

The Quebe Sisters: Three Texas fiddlers that we're sure will have you tapping your foot right from the start! Contact the Quebe Sisters by phone at: 817-875-6022 or by email: Here

Rick Revel: is a country music songwriter and recording artist who is a true son of the South. He regularly participates in reenactments of the War but also performs musical and spoken living history presentations as such famous Southerners as George Washington, Davy Crockett, and others. His music and performances are available through his website out of Paris, Tennessee; and he is available for engagements, as well.

The Rebelaires: The Rebelaires give you Southern heritage music that will move you with its conviction and soul-stirring intensity! Never has any music burned with such dedication for a cause since the folk songs of the early 1960's, a pivotal decade that molded the musical tastes of each member of the Rebelaires

Free South: The new CD release "Free South." It contains 12 pro Dixie songs with Southern Heritage themes. I was told that no one here in the music industry had the nerve to produce music like this because everybody was trying to be so politically correct so I say, "Kiss my grits and listen to this!" MP3 Samples and More may be found at the website! You may contact me at 931-296-4067 or Email any questions or suggestions to Cornelius Robertson Snail Mail: Cornelius Robertson 511 Beech Creek Road Waverly, TN 37185

Linda Carlton: The purpose behind the music I do is to spread truth about Confederate history. If your listeners research the topics and people represented in the songs, they will find them historically documented but not necessarily politically correct. I hope my music speaks to listeners from the viewpoint of the people who lived through those terrible times. Generic battle songs don't do the War Between The States justice. If any listeners want to contact me for CDs or performances, I can be reached at: Linda's Email Snail Mail: Linda Carlton 636 S. Chestnut Nevada, MO. 64772 Phone: 417-667-0632

Un-Reconstructed: Un-Reconstructed is a five-piece War for Southern Independence string band which also performs Irish and Scottish folk music. Band members consist of: Dave Edwards on guitar, harmonica, penny whistle and lead vocals; Susie Stephenson on hammered and lap dulcimers, jaw harp, bohdron, and harmony vocals; Chris Dempsey on fiddle, mandolin and harmony vocals; Doug Jennings on banjo, guitar and harmony vocals; and Harry Nuttal on bass fiddle and harmony vocals. Un-Reconstructed appears throughout the southern and eastern United States performing for a variety of events. Their genre of music is appropriate War between the States period balls, SCV banquets, Irish pubs, school assemblies, cemetery dedications, and War between the States re-enactments. The musical group has appeared as far north as Gettysburg, and as far South as Biloxi and at many small towns and far off places in between.

Confederate Spirit: The new music cd produced by The League of the South may be ordered through the link on the title of the cd or by mail to SCLoS, PO Box 5458, Aiken SC 29804.

Michelle Davis: Georgia's newest and youngest sweetheart of Country music! She's only 16 years old but sings with the God-given talent of a professional of many years! Michelle's debut CD is available directly through DixieBroadcasting -- just send us an email to find out how! She is also available with proper notice for singing engagements of country or Gospel music for weddings, barbeques, and special events! She may be contacted through DixieBroadcasting.

Bobby Horton: Perhaps the best-known truly Southern instrumentalist of period music from the late unpleasantness! He has numerous tapes and cd's available containing many of his "homespun" songs which have been used by commercial movies and national park services alike! Contact him directly at: 3430 Sagebrook Lane; Birmingham, Alabama 35243.

8th Georgia Regimental Brass Band: An authentic brass band (and one of the best!) playing music from the period of the War Between the States. Tapes, cd's, and bookings may be made with this group by contacting them directly at: P.O. Box 2593; Rome, Georgia 30164 or by phone at 706-232-4567 and 706-232-7232.

2nd South Carolina String Band: The purpose of the 2nd South Carolina String Band is to recreate (as authentically as possible) the music of the Civil War. In the "Southern Soldier" album the listener will hear the music of the 19th century played on 19th century period instruments in the appropriate style. This is the music as it truly sounded to the soldiers of the Civil War.

Carl Peterson: These are the words of the Southern Heritage Conference in Laurel, MS -- "Carl Peterson elevated the 7th Annual Southern Heritage Conference to a new level with the addition of the Confederate Ceilidh. For the many Southerners of Scots descent, Peterson pulled together the Southern/Celtic connection with his music in a special way. His blending of traditional Scottish songs using 19th Century Southern words, that appear on his albums, Songs of the South, Bagpipes and Banjos and Scotland Remembers the Alamo brought clearer meaning to the Southern/Celtic connection."

Bobby Mountain: A Georgia native who has provided two outstanding singles played relentlessly here at DixieBroadcasting, "Dixie Died in Georgia" about Gov. Roy Barnes betrayal to our state flag; and "Bushwacked," which tells important truths about the Bush family and their goals for America.

---