Jean Roberts

 Miss Jean plays the hammered dulcimer, stand-up bass and sings harmony. Miss Jean is the founder and guiding light of Prairie Land. She loves traditional music and began performing on the hammered dulcimer in the early 1980s.

Gene Henry

Doc McGillicuddy plays guitar, stand-up bass, harmonica, bones and jaw-bone, as well as singing lead and harmony. Doc is an old folkie and grew up in the 1960 Folk Music revival. He has been a member of several successful folk groups.

Nathan Sanders

Buford plays mandolin, guitar, stand-up bass, and piano. In addition to being a talented musician, Buford is a comic and performs most of the band's funny songs. He also provides most of the animal and incidental sounds. Buford has his own web site: nathansanders.org

Skip Nicholson

Beauregard, or the Tishomingo Kid, plays guitar, 5-string banjo, and mandolin as well as singing lead and harmony. Beau is also a folk era refugee, having performed in coffee houses and folk clubs over the past 25 years. Like Doc, Beau has also been a member of several successful bands.