Artist description BUT SUK COUNTRY is a concept by Red (The other white meat). He signs up recording time then gets top notch musicians to come and play for free. Sometimes this is very difficult because the musicians never know what song they are going to be a part of and most don't want their names released to the public. Red; "this works best if the boys are drunk and we do it in one take".

Music Style GOOD COUNTRY GONE BAD

Musical Influences MO JO NIXON, BURNETT BROTHERS, SLEEPY LABEEF, ANDY OF MAYBERRY

Similar Artists BARE NAKED LADIES, STRAY CATS, DAVID WILCOX (ON ACID) SPINAL TAP

Artist History After a bankruptcy, divorce, and serious ulcer, Red sighs up with the band "3rd Degree" to travel to Daytona and play for the bikers. While there Red was influenced to write the song "Cameltoe" because he thought it was time to start exploiting another part of the female body besides the tits. The song gets recorded and But Suk Country is born. Nobody in 3rd Degree ever liked the name or the music that much so Red decided to try to include other musicians that might not ask what he was doing until after a session. This has continued on for years this way and he has only got two song so far. However, since the anticipation of becoming an MP3 band he has been writing some more stuff. "I think that the CD should only be 6 songs cuz thats about all anyone can stand" says Red.

Group Members Red, Vocals & bass & harmonica. Keith, on Guitar and pipe, Dan, on drums and pipe. There are others that ask not to be mentioned.

Instruments Guitar, Bass, Drums, harp, vocals

Albums Good Country Gone Bad!

Press Reviews None

Location DENVER, COLORADO - USA

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