Wheel Keeps on Rollin' in 1995, Lamb was replaced by Monty Gaylord. Jason Roberts (fiddle, mandolin) and Chris Booher (piano, fiddle) joined AATW the next year, followed by Rosie Flores (vocals, rhythm guitar) in April 1997. After Flores departed, the band issued Merry Texas Christmas, Y'all in 1997 and a second tribute album, Ride with Bob, in 1999. 2000–2019 By the spring of 2000, John Michael Whitby had taken over from Chris Booher on piano. After the release of The Very Best of Asleep at the Wheel in 2001, Cindy Cashdollar left to pursue other projects. She was replaced by Jim Murphy. Later in the year, long-term saxophonist Michael Francis also left, with Murphy taking over saxophone duties. In early 2003, Haydn Vitera joined to give the band a two-fiddler lineup for the first time since 1978, debuting on that year's Live at Billy Bob's Texas and Remembers the Alamo. Eddie Rivers replaced Murphy in June 2004. Just under a year later, Vitera left and Elizabeth McQueen joined as second vocalist and guitarist. In late 2006, Walt Roberts joined on second fiddle, although less than a year later he had left again. Also in 2007, former pianist Floyd Domino returned to the band. The group collaborated with Willie Nelson on Willie and the Wheel in 2009, and later in the year Dan Walton took over from Domino. In January 2014, McQueen left to raise her children and was replaced by Katie Shore, who also played second fiddle. Jason Roberts left a few months later, at which point Shore became the primary fiddler in the group. Around the same time, pianist Emily Gimble (the granddaughter of fiddler Johnny Gimble) and saxophonist/clarinetist Jay Reynolds joined the band. After the release of a third Bob Wills tribute album, Still the King, AATW became an eight-piece again with the addition of lead fiddler and mandolinist Dennis Ludiker in January 2016, followed by Connor Forsyth replacing Gimble in May. By 2017, Josh Hoag had also joined on bass, marking the end of David Earl Miller's 25-year tenure in the band. The band issued New Routes in 2018, its first album of new material since Reinventing the Wheel in 2006. In June 2019, Eddie Rivers retired and Jay Reynolds left; they were replaced temporarily by returning steel guitarist Cindy Cashdollar (and later Lucky Oceans) and saxophonist Chloe Feoranzo, respectively. Since 2019 In September 2019, Italian steel