Born and brought up in Scotland Mary-Ann's first experience with music was in the local church.

On Sunday she would go and sing her favourite Hymns. On special occasions she would be asked to sing solo, at Easter or Christmas.

In school she spent more time following up on the hit parade than in her studies, memorising the words to all her favourite songs.

She knew at the age of 12 that she wanted to be a singer.
At the age of 18 Mary-Ann decided she wanted to travel and learn other languages and decides to go and visit Belgium for a short time to learn French and Dutch.

This is where she started singing in different groups, singing Pop/Jazz/Rock/ etc.
In one of these groups she meets her future husband who is also a musician and decides to settle in Belgium.

After an absence from the music scene she meets up with musicians who are in the country scene.  Meeting Mr Buffalo C.Wayne puts Mary Ann back on the country tracts and as in the past she had sung a lot of the country classics, she started singing once more.

By this time she became a great country fan, listening to Singers such as Lynn Anderson, Patsy Cline, Faith Hill, Patti Loveless, widening her knowledge from classics to country rock, country blues, The Judds, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood, Bonnie Raitt, playing in the country and western festivals all over Europe.

We are sure you will appreciate her warm sensual voice, and equally warm character.

Music is her passion, she loves entertaining,  gets her kicks from seeing people enjoy themselves.

 

           “Music is a universal language brings joy to the soul”
             

Since then Mary-Ann has not looked back, singing with her group Mary-Ann Scot country band in Belgium, and doing international concerts.

Next year for the first time Mary Ann and her Band will be playing in Scotland.

Going back to her routes.

We are sure you will appreciate her warm sensual voice, and equally warm character