LISTEN: “Half Drunk” by Buckstone

Have a sip of Charleston band Buckstone’s kick-out-the-jams twangy country music, by way of their song “Half Drunk” from their recently released CD “Six Pack in a Paper Sack.” Then, have a bigger drink when they perform at the “Wolfstock” music fest this Saturday, Aug. 16 at Appalachian Power Park, where they share the stage with the likes of Darryl Worley, John Anderson, The Davisson Brothers Band, The Lost Trailers and others acts. The music starts at noon at the event presented by local radio station 96.1, The Wolf. Tickets cost $25 through Ticketmaster by calling 342-5757 or visit www.ticketmaster.com.

The area trio, one of Charleston’s funnest live acts, is made up of vocalist and upright drummer Tom Kirk, Telecaster specialist Jamie Adkins and bassist Diane Dynamite. “Six Pack” was recorded over two sessions with heralded Nashville producer and engineer Mark Capps (Drew Womack, Sons of the Desert) at Sound Shop Studios and mastered at MasterMix Studio by multiple Grammy winner Hank Williams (Brad Paisley, Gretchen Wilson, Alan Jackson). “Six Pack in a Paper Sack” is the follow-up to Buckstone’s 2006 debut “Leaving Town on the Last Greyhound.”

FOR MORE ON THE BAND: www.myspace.com/buckstonewv

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