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The BossHoss

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Origin
  
Berlin, Germany

Years active
  
2004–present

Genre
  
Genres
  
Country rock

Associated acts
  
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Past members
  
Michael Frick, Mathias "Hank Doodle" Fauvet, Dean "Russ T. Nail" Micetech

Members
  
Hoss Power, Boss Burns, Frank Doe, Guss Brooks

Awards
  
Echo Award for Best National Rock/Pop Group

Albums
  
Flames of Fame, Stallion Battalion, Internashville Urban Hymns, Dos Bros, Flames of Fame (Live Over Berli

Profiles

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The BossHoss is a band from Berlin which started in 2004 with Country & Western style cover versions of famous pop, rock and hip hop songs, for example "Hot in Herre" by Nelly, "Toxic" by Britney Spears and "Hey Ya!" by Outkast. They incorporate stereotypical American cowboy behavior into their act; they wear Stetson hats, tank tops and large sunglasses, display whiskey bottles, and yell "yeehaw". The band refers to their music style as "Country Trash Punk Rock."

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Band members

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  • Boss Burns (Alec Völkel) - vocals, washboard
  • Hoss Power (Sascha Vollmer) - acoustic and electric guitars, vocals
  • Sir Frank Doe (Ansgar Freyberg) - drums
  • Hank Williamson (Malcolm Arison) - mandoline, washboard, stylophone, harp
  • Guss Brooks (André Neumann) - acoustic and electric basses
  • Russ T. Rocket (Stefan Buehler / previously ) - electric guitar
  • Ernesto Escobar de Tijuana (Tobias Fischer) - percussion, keytar melodica
  • Past members

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  • Michael Frick - double bass
  • Russ (Boris Kontorkowski) - electric guitar
  • Russ T. Nail (Dean Micetech) - electric guitar
  • Hank Doodle (Mathias Fauvet) - mandolin, washboard, harp
  • Band history

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    The band was formed in 2004 in Berlin by Alec "Boss“ Völkel, Sascha "Hoss“ Vollmer and Michel Frick and named after the song "The Real BossHoss" by The Sonics. They were featured in the trendsetting music show Tracks (on the French/German TV channel ARTE) and played live during the Kiel Week. In late 2004 they signed a record deal with Universal Music Domestic Division.

    In 2005 they released their debut album "Internashville Urban Hymns" and a promotional contract with the ice cream producer Langnese, for which they covered "Like Ice in the Sunshine", the theme song from a Langnese's TV spot. The band played about 180 concerts that year. In 2005 they adapted "Ca plane pour moi" from the Belgian artist Plastic Bertrand.

    In 2006 BossHoss provided the soundtrack for the football movie "FC Venus". Release of the first single "I Say A Little Prayer" on April 28 and the second album "Rodeo Radio" on May 19. Half of that second album were their own songs, the other half cover versions. After they had released that second album, their first album rose into the charts again, sold 100,000 copies by the end of May 2006, and became a gold record in Germany. BossHoss played a lot of concerts in Germany and at summer festivals all over Europe.

    Studio albums

    Others
  • Stallion Battalion live from Cologne (Released March 7, 2008) (Double-CD plus DVD)
  • Singles

    Notes
  • "Hey Ya!" is a cover of OutKast
  • "Hot In Herre/ Like Ice In The Sunshine" is a double A Side single with covers of Nelly and the Langnese theme)
  • "Heroes/helden" is a remake of David Bowie's "Heroes"
  • Christmas-CD contains a cover of "Last Christmas" of George Michael of Wham) & Riding Home For Christmas)
  • "I Say a Little Prayer" is a Bacharach-David composition. Side B is "You'll Never Walk Alone", a Rodgers-Hammerstein composition
  • "Ring, Ring, Ring" is a cover of De La Soul
  • DVDs

  • Internashville Urban Hymns, die DVDs (2005) (Available only in Germany)
  • Songs

    Don't Gimme ThatLiberty of Action · 2011
    Dos Bros2015
    My Personal SongFlames of Fame · 2013

    References

    The BossHoss Wikipedia