Wylie & the Wild West... Singer, songwriter, rancher, horseman, and the original, world-famous YahooR yodeler, Wylie Gustafson leads the musical outfit known as The Wild West. The first incarnation of the group formed in 1989, getting its start on Ronnie Mack's Barn Dance at the Palomino Club in North Hollywood. Since then, Wylie & The Wild West have played thousands of gigs, delighting audiences around the world with their unique brand of good-time cowboy music. They've performed at the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering, The National Folk Festival, Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, on A Prairie Home Companion, and have appeared more than 50 times on the Grand Ole Opry. Whether playing for a crowd of 50 or 5,000, Wylie's goal is always the same: "To win a crowd with good music and make 'em feel like they got their money's worth." Looking back over two decades with The Wild West, he says, "My idea about playing live music has pretty much been the same since I started playing in high school dance bands in the mid-70s: be an entertainer. It all started as I watched Chuck Berry on T.V. one night as he duck-walked, strutted, kicked, and grooved across the stage while never missing a beat. Now that was entertainment!"   You can learn more about Wylie Gustafson by visiting the Official Wylie & the Wild West website. Just click here > Wylie & the Wild West

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