How did LoCash get their name?

How did LoCash get their name?

They began in 2004 as the LoCash Cowboys. The inspiration for the name came from Brust’s friends, who called themselves the Locash Money Boys, reflecting their mentality that life was about more than a bank account.

Who sings the country song I Love This Life?

I Love This Life

What song did Chris Janson write for LoCash?

Case in point: Janson co-wrote LoCash’s hit single, “I Love This Life,” along with songwriter Danny Myrick and LoCash members Preston Brust and Chris Lucas, but he never imagined that it would become the song that changed LoCash’s career.

What song made Loretta Lynn famous?

“Coal Miner’s Daughter” (1970) This classic composition became not only her signature song, but also the name of her best-selling 1976 book, and the 1980 film that earned Sissy Spacek an Oscar for playing Lynn. Listen to “Coal Miner’s Daughter.”

What does LoCash stand for?

Okay, so I have to know—where does the name LOCASH come from? LOCASH came from Preston, and he had a so-called ‘gang’ of buddies, kids that hung out. They were called the Locash Money Boys. [It was about] the best things in life are free and you remember where you came from.

Are the guys from LoCash brothers?

Chris Lucas and Preston Brust, of LoCash, are not brothers, but they might as well be.