Shelly, one of the newest members of the Country Music Association, realizes just how far she has come from a small rural town in central Missouri.  She knew from the age of five years that singing professionally would be her accomplishment in life.  While in high school, she won a guitar from a local music store in her hometown.  This encouraged her to begin writing original songs and even her criminal justice degree from Central Missouri State University couldn't stand in the way of her desire to become a country music singer.  She is a very dedicated entertainer and quick to credit her strength, inspiration and success to her loving parents.

Touring and opening with such acts as Michael Peterson, Blake Shelton, Sara Evans, Dwight Yokham, Trace Adkins, Keith Urban, Brooks and Dunn and Lonestar gave Shelly a great musical education, experience and special respect for a continually growing and dedicated fan base.  Her most favorite honors were to perform the National Anthem in the high profile spotlight for two of NASCAR's Winston Cup Races at the Michigan Motor Speedway.

Shelly formed "Broadband", an all girl band, and that has also helped to make a name for her across America.  After performing hundreds of shows each year, vast audiences have fallen in love with them.  Their "standing room only" performances are evident of their popularity.  She has recorded 5 independent albums and in 2005 she teamed up with Ireland’s leading independent label, "L&M Records".  This was a great step toward making her music available to a worldwide audience.  Her first single, "Don't Fall In Love", will soon be in Ireland and will quickly be followed by an album.  Shelly currently has a chart topping single, "The Note", and it continues to steadily climb on the country charts.

Classic Cars Southeast buys, sells and restores investment quality antique, classic and muscle cars.  Requests  for the dealership's vehicles have been received from throughout the US and vehicles have been exported to numerous international destinations, such as Denmark, Australia, Canada and Sweden.  Their enormous "museum-quality" showroom is a "world-class" facility for the most discerning car enthusiast and has been the setting for numerous photos, videos and Television productions. 

The dealership has been featured on Nashville Public Television's, Tennessee Crossroads and in programming with the local NBC affiliate, WSMV-TV.  A Canadian production company has also included the facility in one of their Canadian Country Music Television programs that was aired earlier this year and the facility was used in programming of three SPIKE TV network shows.  Not only does Classic Cars Southeast have one of the largest "world-class" showrooms, the facility also contains a "state-of-the-art" 10,500 square foot restoration center, which can be used for any project, large or small

"We were pleased that Shelly involved us in her new CD project," said Dale Nunnery, founder and president of Classic Cars Southeast, "We are always happy to assist the entertainment industry whenever they are in need of our services".  Additional information about the dealership can be found at www.classiccarsse.com.

Shelly poses in a 1937 Ford coupe, one of the 50 or so

 vehicles in the Classic Cars Southeast showroom inventory.

  Additional photos from this session can also be seen on her

 website and with her new CD.

Photographer, Stephen Kohl, directs Shelly during a photo

shoot at Lebanon based Classic Cars Southeast.  The photos will

 be used in conjunction with Shelly's new CD, Wheels.  Kohl has

been a professional photographer for almost 10 years and has

 worked with numerous country music entertainers throughout his

career.  Additional information on his photography can be found at