Ronnie Hymes - Unincorporated

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1. Gear Slamm'n Daddy
2. Goin' Home
3. Unincorporated
4. Rails of Doom
5. That Don't Make Me Wrong
6. My Baby
7. Summers Over
8. The Redneck Minute
9. Cool My Brain
10. Sea of Sin
11. Deulin' Kazoo (a Finger For Trashville)
12. Rails of Doom (final Destination)

Ronnie Hymes Bio

How can you put a label on music that is so raw, real and true to its roots? This ain't your daughters NashVegas infused country music. Ronnie Hymes lives the tales he sings about and know's a thing or two about working for an honest days pay. Ronnie Hymes refuses to be categorized and be made fit into a certain genre's mold. If he isn't out playing honky tonks, rockin' with numerous known associates, you can find him forever workin' on new tracks in his studio and plotting new shows. Ronnie Hymes is the real deal outlaw country artist for a new generation of rowdy shit kickers.

Hymes learned how to play the guitar as a child, and moved to North Carolina from West Virginia at age 10. He played in bands throughout his teenage years, and after working as a mechanic for several years, went to work at the local tire factory, where his father worked. Being a factory worker and raising a family helped him to realize his roots and where he came from. Just like in the Merle Haggard song, Ronnie had those “Workin Man Blues”. In early 2009, He recorded a 5 song solo EP that made its mark in the Underground Country Music scene. With the release of his self produced full length CD “UnIncorporated” in September 2010, and great reviews from the likes of “SavingCountryMusic.com”, Ronnie Hymes has shown he is a driving force in today’s Outlaw Country music. He has shared the stage with many great artist in his genre, including Lucky Tubb and the Modern Day Troubadours, Hellbound Glory, J.B. Beverley, Owen Mays, The Poisonville Rats and many others. Ronnie is currently working on material for his upcoming CD, and is planning an east coast tour in September 2011 with good friends and fellow musicians Lucky Tubb and the Modern Day Troubadours.