The Band:
Hunter Brucks - guitars, accoustic guitars, vocals
Brian Lord - guitars, slide guitars, vocals
John Abraham - bass guitar, vocals
Paul Raab - drums, vocals

The Hunter Brucks Band includes world-class musicians drummer Paul Raab, guitarist Brian Lord, and bassist John Abraham. All three contribute vocals as well. Their diverse professional experiences in jazz, rock and country help bring Bruck's songs to life lending a totally unique and fresh approach to modern country/rock music. Weaving together the diverse yet complementary influences of the Motown Sound, southern rock, and country Hunter Brucks bridges together Detroit and Nashville by creating a unique and innovative Rocking Country sound.

The new release, Workin' Man, is inspired by Hunter's experiences from the past 20 years spent living and working as a farmer and truck driver and his development as a musician. The song 20 Years summarizes the life long struggle of juggling the trucking, farming and music business and touches on the loss of his father. The Cowboy Song stands out on the record as the song that epitomizes Brucks' experience and perspective. Refusing to become part of the "cookie-cutter" New Country trend, Brucks sings about being an outsider and the true meaning of being a cowboy. Exit 49 is a more traditional country-influenced number that he wrote about a woman waiting for her man - in this case, a truck driver and a waitress at a truck stop.

Workin' Man is available at Harmony House Records and can be purchased on line from MP3.com.