The Cowslingers

The Cowslingers were born when Greg Miller was accepted into Kent Condition University. Having performed in organizations throughout his university or college years, mixing traditional rock noises with punk and in addition rockabilly. While touring round the university or college circuit, the Cowslingers created a loyal pursuing for a lively live display and high-octane shows. In 1993, the group released its debut work, an EP entitled Poor Booze Rodeo, on Drink ‘n Travel Information. In 1994, the debut recording, From the Wagon, premiered to wide acclaim in rock and roll and cowpunk circles. The Cowslingers released its second recording the same 12 months, That’s Truckdriving. Regular touring through the entire Ohio region spread into times around the East and Western Coastline. In 1995, Greg Miller asked his sibling, Ken Miller, to complete for the band’s bass participant. In 1996, A Fistful of Pesetas was the band’s third record and more compliment followed. Often in comparison to Reverend Horton High temperature, Supersuckers, and Southern Lifestyle in the Skids. In 1997, the Cowslingers released Western world Virginia Dog Monitor Boogie on Tremble It Information. In 1999, the group was nominated with the Cleveland Free of charge Times as Greatest Country Action and another record, Americana a chance Go, premiered. The following season the same paper voted the Cowslingers Greatest Punk/Hardcore Action, demonstrating the group’s adaptability. Two albums, Shoe ‘n’ Rally and Coastline to Coast, implemented in 2000. In 2002, the Cowslingers released an record of rare monitors, titled Bull’s Eyesight, on Orange Recordings.