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- Formed: 1993
- Genres: Rock
- Representative Albums: "Kent
- Representative Songs: "I'm a Ram", "Lil' Tico", "Queenie Come Clean
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| Discography: Big Ass Truck |
| Wikipedia: Big Ass Truck |
| Big Ass Truck | |
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| Genres | Hip Hop Rock Funk |
| Labels | Upstart, Yep Roc, Peabody, Terminus |
| Associated acts | Grifters, Those Bastard Souls, The Lost Sounds, River City Tanlines, The Bloodthirsty Lovers |
| Former members | |
| Colin Butler Robby Grant Robert Barnett Steve Selvidge John C. Stubblefield Grayson Grant Joe Boone Dros Liposack Alex Greene Chris Parker Ross Rice |
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| Notable instruments | |
| DJ Spinning Records Guitar Keyboards Drums |
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Big Ass Truck was an American rock band from Memphis, Tennessee incorporating elements of hip-hop, rock and funk with a heavy psychedelic influence. This was a full band, with the creative addition of DJ spinning records, providing beats, loops, and samples.
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The founding members of Big Ass Truck included drummer Robert Barnett, DJ Colin Butler, bassist Joe Boone, keyboardist Alex Greene, singer/guitarist Robby Grant and singer/guitarist Steve Selvidge. the line-up changed here and there throughout the 90s. This included many bass players such as Lucero's own John C. Stubblefield, Grayson Grant and Dros Liposack, as well as keyboard player Chris Parker. Sometimes, the band also included producer Ross Rice.
In 1995, Big Ass Truck's self-titled debut hit the shelves. Soon, frequent touring with the band 311 would increase the bands popularity before their follow-up release in 1996 titled Kent. The band would continue on to release an E.P. and two more albums. Under the name "Big Angelic Truck" the band recorded two Christmas songs, "Do You Hear What I Hear" and "Holly Jolly Christmas" for a local charity. They later released these songs on a limited edition 7" single.
Shortly after their most recent release in 2001, the largely instrumental The Rug, Big Ass Truck has since been on hiatus. The future of the band is still uncertain. Bandmates are not commenting on when or even if the band will ever get back together. According to the band's myspace page, they no longer exist.
Today, Robby Grant plays in a solo project under the name Vending Machine. He also plays guitar in another band, Mouserocket, with former Big Ass Truck bandmate Robert Barnett and guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Alicja Trout of The Lost Sounds and River City Tanlines. Steve Selvidge recorded and toured with The Bloodthirsty Lovers along with Dave Shouse who is the former member of Memphis lo-fi rockers The Grifters and Those Bastard Souls. In 2006, Selvidge produced, co-wrote, and released "The Service is Spectacular" by The Secret Service. He is currently recording and touring with Amy Lavere. Joe Boone owns Other Door Studio in Birmingham, AL.
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