Dan Keeton, being born and raised as a "Yankee" in Detroit, Mi. has given him a love for southern ways. The Gospel Music he found in his Grandmother's box of cassettes, in Leitchfield, KY. is responsible for this desire. He has a love for "harmony", not only in music but also in life. There was no harmony in his life before he was 11 years old. Read his bio here and see why.

Dan met Nancy in 1988. They married in 1989 and the harmony began. They have sung together on and off in their own group for now 21 years. They have always felt God put things together for a reason.

In September of 2008, they found Jim Sheldon wandering around the National Quartet Convention looking for a place to share his talent. Jim has been married for 18 years and is a true Southern Gentleman. They have all been thru life's tough situations and love to share their harmony with people.

The Keetons "Real Life" lyrics touch home. From divorce to child abuse, alcoholism, drug abuse, separation and real family situations. The message of hope always comes through loud and clear in the end.

In concert they utilize a combination of a guitar and piano with instruments recorded in the studio all blended together into an experience people rave about.

We are bombarded each and every day with television shows and news of hatred. We are constantly led to believe, that if you were abused as a child, if you were adopted or had a parent who was an alcoholic or drug addict, you cannot love others properly. The Keetons can tell you, from experience, you can honor, even if you haven't been honored. You can respect, even if you haven't been respected. You can love, even if you haven't been loved.