TWO-STEP Music in a TEXAS Style

Whether it's western swing, a Texas waltz, or a kick-ass rockin' rodeo anthem,
Stop The Truck fills the bill for any event.

Songwriters and featured vocalists Moe Monsarrat and Steve Carter combine masterful vocals and lyrics with one of the tightest rhythm sections around.

With long-time rhythm team Alan Moe Monsarrat and Miguel Unk Pankratz on bass & drums locked with Steve Carter's rock solid rythmn guitar and coupled with Telecaster-legend Boomer Norman, it adds up to a show rarely rivaled.

From the US to Europe, Stop The Truck is fast becoming an international Texas icon.

Latest News

Stop The Truck and Freddy Powers are returning to the The Equiblues Rodeo for 2009. This rodeo is an unbelievable tribute to American country and rodeo traditions.
See StopTheTruck performing their latest hit Be That Way (14 August 2008 Saint Agreve, France)

Stop The Truck is proud to be a part of this Spring's fundraiser for the Freddy Powers Parkinson's Organization. This event will be held May 3rd at the Cheatham Street Station in San Marcos.

StopTheTruck's newest CD, Sendero, is now available at amazon.com. Locally (Austin) it is available at Antone's or Waterloo Records. Check out the mp3s at Cedar Valley Sound.

Rumor has it the boys have begun recording new tracks, even as the release of their latest CD, Sendero, is garnering widening acclaim. If sources are correct, this will be a tribute album totally dedicated to the music of Freddy Powers

We are happy to welcome Special Ed Ferguson as a full time "Trucker". Known for years to those who follow the band locally, Ed has been our stand-in guitar player and pinch-hit sound man since the band organized. Due to Boomer's prolonged recovery prognosis, Ed was recruited to help put the finishing touches on Sendero, as well as perform at our live shows. Reactions both stateside and overseas indicate that he has well managed to step up to the plate. Video footage displayed in our upcoming Equiblues page indicates the enthusiasm he generated before a packed house of French country music fans.