Spurred by �I�m At Home Getting Hammered (While She�s Out Getting Nailed)� as heard on the soundtrack to The Devil�s Rejects (released June 28), Banjo & Sullivan - The Ultimate Collection (Hip-O/UMe), also released June 28, revives their long-ignored recordings. The 10 digitally re-mastered selections include the B&S tribute to all-male bars, �Dick Soup�; �I Don�t Give A Truck�; S&M-laced �Honeymoon Song�; �I�m At Home Getting Hammered (While She�s Out Getting Nailed)�; country murders �Killer On The Lamb�; alcoholic hymn �I�m Trying To Quit, But I Just Quit Trying�; hooker�s anthem �She Didn�t Like Me But She Loved My Money�; �Roy�s Ramble�; �Lord, Don�t Let Me Die In A Cheap Motel� and, of course, their take on Lynyrd Skynyrd�s �Free Bird.�

Kentucky-born guitar ace Roy Sullivan was a Nashville session player in the �60s before teaming with Adam �Fingers� Banjo, a banjo picker from Mississippi. Their 1972 debut album, Two Silver Tongue Devils (Who Ain�t Got A Clue), was followed by 1974�s Wasted Banjos And Drunken Guitars. Sullivan then married Gloria Harrison, a respected studio singer, who joined the group on piano and backing vocals. In summer 1975, �I�m At Home Getting Hammered� hit #34 on the country chart and �She Didn�t Like Me, But She Loved My Money� reached #23. In 1977, Banjo married backup singer Wendy Clark and she joined on backing vocals and tambourine.