Bootsauce

	Background	group_or_band
	Origin	Montreal , QC , Canada
	Genre	Funk / Rock
	Years Active	1989 – 1996
	Label	Polygram Records
	Current Members	Drew Ling <br/> Pere Fume <br/> Sonny Greenwich Jr <br/> Alan Baculis <br/> John “Fatboy” Lalley
	Past Members	Rob Kazenel - Live Drums 89-90 <br/> Marc Villeneuve Live Drums 90-91

Bootsauce was an off the wall Canadian Rock Band formed in Montreal in 1989 . Often compared to Red Hot Chili Peppers , they combined Soul , Funk and Metal sounds and were considered by many to be ahead of their time. Bootsauce was Drew Ling ( Vocals ), Pere Fume ( Guitar ), Sonny Greenwich Jr. (guitar), Alan Baculis ( Bass Guitar ), and John “Fatboy” Lalley ( Drums ).

DISCOGRAPHY

Albums

Singles

TRIVIA

Bootsauce was nominated for the Juno Award for " Most Promising New Group in 1991.

Three of their albums, ''The Brown Album'', ''Bull'' and ''Bootsauce'' received Juno Award nominations for " Best Album Design ".

In 2004, the Canadian music magazine '' Chart '' named the band's cover of Hot Chocolate 's "Everyone's a Winner" the worst Canadian song ever recorded.

LINKS

	CATEGORIES ABOUT BOOTSAUCE

	canadian dance music groups

	canadian alternative rock groups

	1990s music groups

	juno award winners

	montreal musical groups

Information About