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Since then she has released 10 albums and has become an icon for the country music industry. She has won several awards and has appeared on the Grand Ole Opry and at New York City’s Carnegie Hall.

Harms has been a fan of Lucchese boots for many years, and has had a close relationship with Lucchese for the past 5 years. Lucchese made Harms a special pair of boots for her appearance at Carnegie Hall in 2005.

Harms deems herself as a “real cowgirl”, she lives on a ranch and wears boots everyday, whether she is on the ranch or on a stage. She lives her life in support of the western culture.
Her latest pair of Lucchese boots showcase the number 13, a horseshoe and her initials. She says, that many people see the number 13 as an unlucky number, but for her 13 holds importance in many significant events in her life. She says, that some might say she is the “lone ranger” of country music these days…and sometimes she goes against the grain, So although 13 is unlucky for some, it is lucky for her.

Harms has many appearances and performances scheduled in the coming weeks, fans may look for her at: PBR, Tuscon, AZ, Nashville, CMA Awards and the World Quarter Horse Association and NFR. In 2009 she will be working on her 11th album, as well as working on a new television series called “Let’s Put the Western Back in the Country.”

Since its beginnings, Lucchese has produced nothing but the finest boots the world has known. Lucchese Boots are still handmade in the USA, the way they were made over a century ago. Our unique twisted cone comfort last, coupled with exceptionally superior leathers, “old world” traditional lemon wood hand pegging and a century of experience offers you a product second to none. Lucchese Boot Company selects only the finest aniline-dyed hides and skins found worldwide. Lucchese’s century long tradition of craftsmanship and quality ensures the wearer the finest, unprecedented comfort and fit available.