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This may be better suited for bluegrass but how 'bout

The Dingleberry Blossoms

Brad Sarno
St. Louis

How about "Cindy and her Point Of View Band"
Or just plain "Point Of View".

Hey Jim quit steeling my material.

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CJC

I like Ricky's "90% Country." I was going to say that, but he got here first.

Since you want the team approach and there are no stars in the group, how about "The No-Name Band?" (Same idea as the Dolphins' No name defense of the 1970s).

How about, "Just Us." If you say it fast enough it sounds like "Justice."

Are there any trumpets in the band?
No? Well, how about calling it "No Trumpets"?

Hmmmm, how about "Just Pickin with Gary and Cindy".....wow really original

We've heard "Free Beer" twice now, but you've got to include the punch line.

"Free Beer... TOMORROW."

I really love that one whenever I see it in a bar, because invariably some drunk tries to cash in on it.

Garnett

The Shick Kitters
The Lowdowns
Linger Fickin' Good
Homestead Rangers
The Roamin' Strangers
The Stray Rangers
The Chicken Pickin' Critters
Home On The Strange
The Fed Up Crawdaddies
The Low Down Thrillbillies
The Two Timin' Twangers
Fist City Pickers
High Lonesome Stranglers
Folsom City News
Beer Fueled Berry Pickers
Big City Band
The Lost Cowboys
The Stranded Cowboys (etc)
Los Cowboys El Bravos
Cherokee Spacewalkers
Cherokee Plainsmen
The Last Cowboy Show
Nashville Rash
Little Nash Rashers
Poopy & The Cowpokes
Hillbilly Central
100% Country Proof (looking back I see Ricky got it right with 90% country)
Faded Lovers
Tear Stained Cowboys
Sunburns of The West
Country Hotfoot
Localised Storm
The Driftin' Drifters
The Lost Losers
The Ramblin' Gamblin Shooters
Quick Draw & the Cowpokes
Shootout Special
The Blank Shooters (maybe not)

do you want more? (Andy Greatrix, I really like your picks by the way, while Jon Light beat me to the Illegitimate Sons of the Pioneers!)

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The future ain't what it used to be<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Jason Odd on 08 April 2002 at 07:32 PM.]</p></FONT>

This is a funny thread! Did you hear the one about:
What do you ask a female vocalist before you start her tune?


How would you like this? too fast or too slow?

My favorite name would be 'The Gandy Dancers'. They were the guys who worked the railroads, working as a crew hammering in spikes and singing together to keep time.

I saw a PBS special on them once and said that would be a great name for a band with steel guitar.

A great logo could be done with the track crew hammering on the steel strings of a pedal steel. Good luck!

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Regards, Craig
<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Craig Stock on 12 April 2002 at 06:52 PM.]</p></FONT>

Cindy and the Sidewinders
Grouchyvet

tom ghent wrote a song "gandy dancer"
i always wanted to have a country act called the mudflaps. i had a band called the lonely rangers
<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by ebb on 13 April 2002 at 06:33 PM.]</p></FONT>

There was a local group composed of Native American Pickers that used to call themselves "the 3 'skins" till they added a steel player.


How about B. F. Goodrich and his Rubber Band.

The TROJAN SKINS

When I started my band I was down to

RUCKUS or FRACUS, chose Ruckus, you could use the other.

There's a band out here I used to sit in with called "WHO CARES?" !!!