Need a clever name for a country band

[JCSouthpawtele]

What exit are you closest to on the highway? For example, Exit 84.
I want to name a band after a Bob Wills song.

[McGlamRock]

Originally Posted by Tim Armstrong

3,000 Miles (that's the length, roughly, of US 50 from here in Ocean City, Maryland, to Sacramento).

Tim

There's a sign on Interstate 80 (i guess it shares the road with highway 50) just west of Sacramento that says "Ocean City, MD 3,186 miles" or whatever the exact number is

[stantheman]

There's only one really good name left...

"The Manure" - however IF you're not "the manure" you could very well end up being pelted with the manure.
So...ya better be awesome.
Or else...

[tap4154]

"Swifty Taylor & the CMAs"

[getbent]

The Cordovans.

The UnFair Oaks.

The Ugly American River Band

The Placer County Playboys

The Roseville goes in the front big guy band

The Highway 50 Cent band

The Donner Party of 5, 4, 3, 2, 1

Tahoe Stepchild

[kiefe-caster]

The Twangin' Gaptooths

[O- Fender]

Originally Posted by jonkay1

I thought that I had nailed it with The Highway 50 Band. So I googled it, and apparently, every 150 miles or so there is a different Highway 50 Band. I suppose I could do the me too game and use it anyway, but I'd rather not. Any and all suggestions surely welcomed. I've got gigs booked, but no name.

What sticks out for me from your post is "The Me Too Game"

I think there might be a comma but I'm bad at punctuation.

[Brewboy]

I always wanted to start a band called Squirrel Jerky.

[Fred Garvin]

Al Jourgenson from Ministry has a country band with an unusual name.

[raf]

How about "Forrest Gump & the Runners"?

[w3stie]

The Chuck Norris Experience (i.e. brief and painful)

[mr natural]

Not really a country band name, but I've always wanted to start a band called Found by Joggers.

As for country band names, I was in this band where we got an atlas and randomly turned to a page and I plunked my finger down randomly and took the resulting place name and added "String Band" onto the end. it was much more interesting than anything we could have thought of. Try it.
-Mr. N.

[Brad Pittiful]

the good ole blues brothers boys band

[fezz parka]

The Buttless Chaps.
Ten Gallon Drought.
Denim Revolver.
Stompin' Tumbleweeds.
Asleep At The Barn.
Urban Armadillo.

[Slow Reflexes]

Band from Sacramento... Holy Breathmints?

Oh, you wanted clever. Nevermind.

[PopsCC]

Move a few miles east and call yourselves the Folsom Prison Gang.

[Justinvs]

Last of the 10,000
Busted Down Fords
Long Ride Home
The Good, the Bad and the Noisy
Buck Rake and the Hay Crew
Miles City Saddle Co.
My Dog's Tougher
Born to Lose
Hangover Helper

Somebody stop me, I could do this all night!

Justin

[smsuryan]

sum country banned

[suthol]

Many tears ago the band I was in was called Big Country and then this UK band came along with a hit record so a name change was required, we also covered a wide variety of styles from Don Williams, Gordon Lightfoot, Pure Prarie League, Eagles, Doobies, Beach Boys, and a bit of disco stuff.

The name didn't really fit our style so we changed to George's River Ripples, a couple of the guys were oyster farmers on the George's River.

The Pure Prarie League stuff was our preferred style but when you are working 6 nights a week you need a fairly diverse song book.

My mates band at one stage had all left handed mambers so the called themselves Left Hand Drive

[Brad Pittiful]

the country bumpkins

untied skates of america or USA for short