Idol Records - Catalog of Hits

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		*The Hits Vol. Sue!* Boys Named Sue CD $ 10.00 IR079 BUY NOW Track Listing: 1. Whiskey Talkin 2. Light Beers Away 3. You Just Got Sued! 4. Lost My Mind 5. Pine Mills, TX 6. Remember You 7. Texas Texas Texas 8. Wheels Off 9. Fist of Country 10. You Got Barred 11. Weekend Warriors 12. Dollar at a Time
When it comes to country music in Dallas, Boys Named Sue� are what you would call a �big deal.� As the self-proclaimed "Best Band Ever", the Sues have yet to play for a crowd that they could not win over. While playing the music that folks like to hear, or "the Hits" as they like to call them, these beer swilling, Tuaca shooting ruffians have been known to melt a face or two in the crowd. Originating from the EDT (East Dallas, Texas that is), Boys Named Sue fuse the best of old country with contemporary styles (rock, hip hop, shock jock) and an infectious stage presence that just makes you want to get up and dance. Just don't forget to dip yer partner when you're done. Boys Named Sue is comprised of four of Big D's best... or at least best looking musicians. Wrought from such great bands as the O�s, Slick 57, Rose County Fair, Fabulous Harmonaires, Phantom Rockers, Kim Lenz and the Jaguars, JD Whittenburg & Trainwreck and Mark David Manders, these boys have become a musical force unto itself. They can be heard playing in honky-tonks across the country and have shared the stage with many influential country artists such as the Wreckers, Old 97s, Junior Brown, Billy Joe Shaver, David Allen Coe, Shooter Jennings, Moot Davis, Pete Anderson, Shaun Sahm, Shandon Sahm, Augie Meyers and Flaco Jimenez as well as some not-so-country folks such as Grammy-Award winning polka band Brave Combo, international touring punk band UK Subs, rockabilly Stray Cat legend Lee Rocker and the bearded rockers ZZ Top. Yielding the �Fist of Country,� Sue-Ah leads the band with vocals that remind the listener of ol' Hank Sr himself and guitar solos that'll make yer head spin. Snakebite Sue keeps the beat fresh (yo!) and sings honky-tonk harmony that would make Buck Owens and Don Rich proud. Bobby Sue has been called the best fiddler North of the Trinity and South of the Red River. We don't know if that�s true or not, but he certainly smiles a lot. Finally, there�s Dub Sue who is best described in Haiku format: Dub Sue Plays the bass - A.K.A. the dub boss - A lady killer Boys Named Sue�s recent CD release features all original material and is getting radio play and recognition worldwide. The Sue's �Hits� have won them the Dallas Observers� Best Country Band award three years in a row (and counting) and are the �Disputed� Heavyweight Country Music Champions of the World! You may ask how such greatness can come from one band but that�s easy... HITS HAPPEN!!!