Their past being a group, singing Rock 'n' Roll and Rockabilly, the Ranch Girls decided to spin out the history of this type of music and lost their heart to Hillbilly.
As some people say, Hillbilly is a name for many different traditional American styles like: Cowboysongs”, “Western Swing”, Country, “Honky Tonk” and “Bluegrass”. 

The Ranch Girls and the Ragtime Wranglers like to play the Hillbilly from the beginning of the Fifties with licks to Rockabilly.

Their enthusiasm grow increasingly after all positive response upon each performance, even extends the borders of their own small country. They played in Belgium, Germany, Swiss, France, Italy and quite recently Sweden and Finland at big open air festivals and small café’s.
In November 1996 they played on the Fairmont Festival in Indianapolis (U.S.A.) and in Detroit.
In 1993  the CD ‘Rhythm on the Ranch” that was released.
The Xmas single (limited edition, 1000 copies), a cooperation from the girls with “The Hillbilly Boogiemen’ was sold out within two months!
In 1997 the CD ‘Hillbilly Harmony’ was released.
The Ragtime Wranglers, home based in Rotterdam, consists of Joe Sixpack, Chopsticks Sietse, Jerome and Patrick, on electric guitar, drums, steel guitar/mandolin and double bass.
Next to quite some instrumentals they accompany Mary Ann and Mary Lou, that still call themselves the Ranch Girls, and sing both duets and solo.
Together the Ragtime Wranglers and the Ranch Girls form a varied Hillbilly show.