Southern Culture on the Skids

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Southern Culture on the Skids, also known to fans as SCOTS, is an American music group composed of Rick Miller (vocals, guitar), Dave Hartman (percussion), and Mary Huff (vocals, bass guitar). The band formed in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA, in 1985. Stylistically, they gravitate towards the rockabilly, surf rock, country music, and R&B genres, with outrageous humor thrown in. The band attracted a modicum of national attention in 1995 with the release of the song "Camel Walk" from their album "Dirt Track Date". SCOTS music is generally very upbeat, as they usually write and perform songs about dancing, sex, and fried chicken, which are main themes in songs such as "Cheap Motels," "Soul City," and "Eight Piece Box". They are also known for their live shows, which often include throwing fried chicken and banana pudding into the audience, and audience members invited to dance onstage. As a general rule, they are not hostile toward non-commercial taping of their shows [1].

1 Discography
- 1.1 Albums
- 1.2 Singles / E.P.s / demos
2 External links

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

Year	Title	Label
1986	Southern Culture on the Skids	Lloyd Street Records
1990	Too Much Pork for Just One Fork	Moist Records
1992	For Lovers Only	Safe House Records
1994	Ditch Diggin'	Safe House Records
1995	Dirt Track Date	Geffen Records
1997	Plastic Seat Sweat	Geffen Records
2000	Liquored Up and Lacquered Down	TVT Records
2004	Mojo Box	Yep Roc Records
2006	Doublewide and Live	Yep Roc Records
2006	Doublewide and Live Deluxe	Yep Roc Records
2007	Countrypolitan Favorites	Yep Roc Records

[edit] Singles / E.P.s / demos

Year	Title	Label	Other information
1985	Voodoo Beach Party	Lloyd Street Records	?
1992	Peckin' Party	Feedbag Records	?
1993	Girlfight	Sympathy for the Record Industry	?
1996	Santo Swings!/Viva del Santo	Estrus Records	?
1999	Zombified	?	?