Radney Foster and Kelly Willis

Kelly Willis, born in Lawton, OK, is an alt-country and Americana singer-songwriter known for her emotive vocals. She launched her career with 1990's "Well Travelled Love" but gained acclaim with 1999's "What I Deserve." Often collaborating with her husband Bruce Robison, notable works include "Cheater's Game" and "Our Year." Willis' albums like "Easy" and "Translated from Love" showcase her talent. She has collaborated with artists like Vince Gill and Jay Farrar. Her 2018 release "Back Being Blue" marked her return to solo work, produced by Robison.

Radney Foster, born in Del Rio, Texas, rose to fame in the country duo Foster & Lloyd before launching a successful solo career in 1991. Known for his literate country songwriting, his debut album "Del Rio, Texas, 1959" featured hits like "Just Call Me Lonesome." Foster explored pop, rock, and classic R&B in later works. He collaborated with Bill Lloyd and performed in Kristian Bush's musical "Troubadour."