Southern Rock Stock Car Racing to Two Wheel Throttle Rockin your babe on the back roads.

12 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Folk Rock, COUNTRY: Country Rock



Details:
Crank it up!!
**Stock Cars & Choppers**

The first track on this disc âWheels with Fi-yerâ was inspired by the âNeed for Speedâ in Stock Car Racing! The catalyst for this album came from the legendary days of âThunder Roadâ when Moon shiners roared down the back roads of the old South and throughout Appalachia. If not for the Moon Shine Haulers we would not have organized Stock Car Racing of today! âThunder Roadâ is where Stock Car Racing got its start, a fact that some organizations would like to forget!
The other influence for this album comes from the
wind in your face joy and excitement of Motorcycling!
These songs written by Tom Morris, are a living testament to his experiences growing up around Stock Car Racing in the Moonshine Country of Tennessee and the biker legends he met on the road!
The six Band members of 3-UP share a common bond in their love for Music, Stock Cars, and Motorcycles! In these Southern Rock ballads, 3-UP captures the feel and excitement of Stock Car Racing and the Open Road on two wheels! Ride along as 3-UP takes a journey down âThunder Roadâ in âWheels with Fi-yerâ and be amused at how a dude and his babe make use of a motorcycle to get it on, in âRock my Throttleâ!
The selections on âCrank it up!â speak to the minds, hearts, and souls of all who feel âThe Need for Speedâ!
Take a ride back to the 50âs on âBuddyâs 53/74â.
âRandolph Scottâs Bright Lightâ, the story of Randy Scott of Hardwick Minnesota who was tragically killed in a motorcycle accident in 2003.
Take a road trip from Wyoming down to Tucson to find a biker buddy, âMad Dogâ a saga in the life of a Vietnam Vet.
The 1930âs Ebony Girl, Bessie Stringfield is the
âMiami Motorcycle Queenâ!
The Annual Bessie Stringfield Award is presented by the American Motorcyclist Association to the woman who makes the finest outstanding contribution to the sport of Motorcycling!
Bessie Stringfield, âYou were something elseâ.
Two of the 3-UP band members personally knew Country Legend Willie Nelson when Willie first started his brilliant career in Portland Oregon. Don & Larry Simmons made Willieâs aquaintence through their dad,West Coast Country Legend Buddy Simmons, thus providing the story line for âWillie Left Cindyâ.
Harley-Davidson Motorcycles are a permanent part of American Motorcycle Culture known around the world! Designer, Willie G. Davidson, of the Harley-Davidson Motor Company, earned the admiration and respect of many Harley loyalist for his contributions in the design of todayâs âHarleysâ! As a tribute to Willie G. Davidson, Tom Morris wrote, âThank the Lord and Willie G.â
The only selection on this album, not dedicated to motor sports is a song titled âWho I Amâ! Tom wrote this song for his wife Mary K. who has faithfully stood beside him through the years! The song is Tomâs acknowledgement of his Love and Respect for Mary K who he affectionately calls â My Buddyâ!
A small town in Southwestern South Dakota called Edgemont lies at the edge of the Southern Black Hills. âGusâs Panheadâ is a ballad of an old biker and his long forgotten motorcycle shop in this sleepy little prairie town. There may be a surprise or two in store for a discerning listener!
If you are ever through Sheridan, Wyoming you must stop at the âBeaver Creek Saloonâ, Ask any of the girls around about the Iron Horse Cowboy from Montana who stopped in one night on his way to Sturgis finding more than he bargained for.

The band members of 3-UP wish all of those who feel âThe Need for Speedâ and those who ride their bikes into the wind many adrenalin filled days and nights in the pursuit of their destiny!!
Ride Safe and Throttle up!!!