His songs appear in the playlist in Holland, Denmark and in Moscow/Russia. His songs are played on radio stations in the U.S.A., Canada, Australia and especially in Europe.

Horst Krush forms his cowboyband 'The Wranglers' with four musicians:
Peter Gisin/Vocals, Dobro; Pit Kurt/Vocals, Mandoline, E-Guitar, Mouth Harp; Levin Kurt/Drums und Casy Gasser/Bass

More studio recordings follow in Nashville/Tn. A special thanks goes to manager Ann Shirley in Nashville and Josie McKenna in Northern Ireland as well as the well known Dutch DJ and promoter Ted Clark.

The third album '25 Best of Horst Krush' hits the market. Ir includes 6 new songs recorded at 'Fireside Recording Studio' in Nashville/Tn.
The musicians are:
Greg Galbreth/electric guitar; Buddy Emmons/steel guitar;
Eddy Canaday/rythm guitar; Jerry Croon/drums; Gary Primm/piano;
Ronnie Hughes/bass; Georges Clinton/engineer and Jesse Wayne as producer.

The song "True Blue Country Gal" is voted number 1 and "Stormy Days" number 13 of the top 100 European Independent Charts (both of the album
"Portraits of a Cowboy"

three compilations appear on the European market:
1. "Mr. Country Music" produced in Goeteborg/Sweden with the song
"Portrait of a Cowboy".
2. "B & T Records Present" produced in Calhoun/Georgia U.S.A. and Oranghos in Swalmen/Holland with the
"True Blue Country Gal".
3. "3 Times Country" produced in Basel/Switzerland by Honky Tonk Records with the four titles "True Blue Country Gal", "Ballad of Frenchy", "Down from the Mountain" and "Dream that American Dream".

In the years that follow Horst Krush has many live concerts with his band "The Wranglers" but also many solo performances like the ones at the "Hula Klub" in Basel/Switzerland, on many of the cruise ships on the river Rhine and at country festivals in Switzerland and abroad. He and his band "The Wranglers" continue to perform for large firms, banks, insurance companies, the fair in basel, Novartis International, Syngenta and Ciba Specialities just to name a few. The annual "Happy Hours" have featured Horst Krush as their main band since 1994 and the Hilton Basel has not missed a Thanksgiving Festival without him since 1989.

There are many live radio performances in the U.S.A. and in Europe where his unmistakable voice can be heard.

His concerts have taken him to places like cowboy ranches in
British Columbia/Canada (Duck Lake Ranch and Teepee Heart Ranch) and to the annual "Apple Run" Fest in the rural area of Dallas/Georgia or the annual
"Pig Roast" on the beach of Destin/Florida.

Another highlight is a live concert on top of the alps at the grand opening event of the cablecar "Lauchernenalp" in Switzerland wth VIP's from politics and sports.

Another highlight in his musical cereer is a live concert with his band "The Wranglers" in his native German town Eichelsdorf in Unterfranken, Bavaria.

15 years after the Wembley concert in London, a reunion tour follows in Northern Ireland with the Wembley back-up band "Footloose". Many of his songs are heard on the radio stations across the country.

The fourth album "Krush on Country Christmas" appears on the market just in time for Christmas. Included are 11 traditional country Christmas songs as well as the "Teepee Heart Trail Song" composed by Horst Krush himself. Recorded at "Eight o'Clock Studio" in Finnentrop-Fretter/Germany. Produced by WDR Radio's master technician and top musician Mike Rush.
The other musicians include:
Raymund "Meff" Bette/acoustic guitar; Markus Wienstroer/electric guitar, fiddle, dobro and steel guitar; Michael Rüssmann/piano, keyboards, bass;
Steffi Breiting/harmony vocals; Miklas Rüssmann/drums and programming.