Jacky Younger - Drums/Vocals
Long, long ago in a galaxy far, far away… A lowly down and out, down on his luck, probably drunk too, you know those musicians. Anyway, the down and out musician was trying to cross the street in the wee hours of August 6th, 1965, when from out of nowhere a '65 Ford mustang ran the musician down (rumor has it that the person behind the wheel was a bass player). To continue, he was left to die alone, and as he took his last breath, that very moment, a newborn baby cries.
Kim VanStavern was born on August 6th, 1965 in Oklahoma City, Ok. According to family, she started singing as soon as she could talk (day 1). She was given her first guitar at age 15, but didn't take a full interest until summer of ‘83 when she turned 18. She had performed at the Oklahoma Opry, armories, and other family oriented functions up until she graduated from Moore High School 1983.
She attended college at Rose State where she joined the Country Raiders. There she would form her 1st band and meet long time "best" friend and drummer Debbie Van. After graduating from Rose State with an Associates Music Technology Degree in Country Music, she went on to play in several bands over the years, including Savannah, Mariah, Lightning Ridge, and classic rock band Trayler Trash. However, the present band "Haywire" has actually been an on again, off again band relationship for several years. The very moment it started was the night that Debbie and Kim were playing for a gentleman by the name of Jimmie Boyer, when a mysterious person in a long coat, black cowboy hat, and spurs came up and shouted, "Who the *%@ are you?" Thus the beginning of long, long, long (sometimes painful) friendship.
Jacky Younger - Drums/Vocals
Jacky comes from an entire family of musicians, dating back as far as her great-grandfather. She has been entertaining audiences since she was 7 years old. The first band that she had performed with was renamed "Jacky and The Jokers". Continued performing at local state fairs and talent contests, as a child. At 18 she joined and all-girl show band named "KARIZMA" in Las Vegas, as their drummer and lead vocals. From there she continued on with the family band "LEGACY" drumming and fronting. Then on to another all-girl band with her sisters, named "BLUSH". Jacky has performed on almost every casino stage in Las Vegas, spanning almost 3 decades. Her showmanship behind the drums is as entertaining to watch as it is to hear. She definitely has what it takes to drive this group.
Influences
Reba, Stevie,Tanya,Patty Loveless,Merle, Waylon and Jessi,Journey,Pat Benatar and Heart,Tammy and Dolly. These are just a few of the many great artist that we have grown up loving.
Coyette grew up in the small rural central Oklahoma communities of Calumet and El Reno. She was raised around music. Her dad and uncles played guitars, and she knew from an early age she wanted to sing. She taught herself to play the guitar and bass guitar, and by the age of 14 she had her own band. Her and her band play across the states of Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri, Kansas, and New Mexico. Her CD can be heard on radio stations from New Mexico to Missouri as well as numerous juke boxes.
She has performed at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum (formerly the National Cowboy Hall of Fame), and for a number of years at the Annual Lincoln County Cowboy Symposium in Ruidoso, NM. She has played and sang with Vince Gill, Lynn Anderson, Asleep at the Wheel, The Texas Playboys, Benny Garcia, Jr., and Speedy West, Jr., among others. She has appeared on the XXXX River Ranch radio and TV show in Fort Worth, TX.
Coyette seizes the opportunity to help those less fortunate. Since 1990, she has performed a Christmas benefit for needy families in Canadian County. She performed a benefit for Jordan Weiss, a young boy who lost his mother in the May 3, 1999 tornado. She has played for families going through all types of tragedies; being it the loss of a loved one or their home, Coyette rallies around them. And it’s not always people in need that she helps, she and her band has held benefit concerts to raise money and awareness to aid Pets and People Humane Society of Yukon, Oklahoma.
Coyette wrote and composed all but one song on her CD, writing the title track, Oklahoma Wind, “Angie’s Song,” in memory of her younger sister who died of heart disease at the age of 12.
Coyette & The Haywire Band originate from Yukon, Oklahoma. With their country & southern rock roots, they generate a sound that is downright toe-tappin', get-up-and-dance, in-your-face country!
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Coyette and the Haywire Band's Friend Space (Top 40)
Kirk and I will be performing live on TV for a gospel show that is running on Channel 34 in Dallas, Tx on July 3rd at 9:00 p.m. We are both very excited about this opportunity and hope that you can tune in to watch us.
You will be able to view this program on the web at: www.access34.com
Also, we have each been given the opportunity to perform at the State Fair of Oklahoma again this year. This time, we will each have our own 30 minute slot.
If you plan on going to the fair this year... why not go on the 18th. We would love to see you there! The show is free with your paid State Fair admission.
Busy and now stressed huh? Yup its official, you need to take off and come hang out with us, except I'm preggo and boring right now. . . . I'll supply the corona if you just bring Kristal back to me like we talked about before :-)
Hello from Nashville Here's hoping you have a wonderful 2009 and your music career is going like gangbusters. If you plan on recording a CD soon check me out at Nashville Record Producer on MYSPACE www.myspace.com/nashvillerecordproducer You can come to Nashville and have a ball hangin' out or I can record the music tracks with Nashville studio musicians send them to you and you can put your vocals on at a studio near home and save some money. I also have original songs if you are looking for original songs. "Just "Click" on the old 1935 Packard car. E Mail me and tell me if you would like to receive my Nashville Country Music Newsletter: "Click Here to E Mail Lonnie
I don't know what we'd do without friends like you. You're a blessing; thank you for being YOU and being there for us, and keeping us in your thoughts and prayers. Love you bunches - The Connection Band
Aaron
