We didn't make a lot of money, but we had a lot of fun. By the mid-Eighties, Bill and Bonnie had recorded three albums, one in Texas and two in New Mexico. Suddenly, after a long hibernation in New Mexico, a brand-new game was afoot. They combined those personalities with exceptional material by writers of the caliber of Ian Tyson, Eliza Gilkyson, Steve Gillette, Lyle Lovett, Roger Miller, Nanci Griffith, Chris Hillman, and others, including Bonnie Hearne, herself. The sessions bring the closing of a musical circle.
Some artists wait a lifetime to make a statement like that.
Bill and Bonnie Hearne still have a lifetime of music left to make.