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After forming, they moved to the College-town of Stillwater, Oklahoma , where acts like Mike McClure's The Great Divide and Singer-songwriter Jimmy LaFave had established enough of a local scene to earn Stillwater the nickname "North Austin" (or, depending on your perspective, "West Nashville"). Known as much for their never-ending Tours (200+ Shows per year) as their vocal support for Marijuana (the song "The Boys from Oklahoma" is entirely about marijuana and is also one of the band's most famous songs, despite not being written by them.), the group had already received significant College Radio Airplay before it released its first album, '' Highway 377 '' and '' Live And Loud At The Wormy Dog '', both in 2001 , as well as '' Carney '' in 2002 , with Underground Sounds , before switching to Smith Music Group for '' Live And Loud At Billy Bob's Texas ''. The group occasionally tours with Willie Nelson . With the release of a self-titled album also known as the Purple album due to its cover color, the band moved into the mainstream eye. Their 2004 offering ''Soul Gravy'' debuted at #4 on The Billboard charts. The band frequently plays with up and coming country music star Dierks Bentley and "Texas Country" star Pat Green . In October 2005, the band released their latest album '' Garage '', which featured the single "Fightin' For." DISCOGRAPHY Albums
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