Brownsville Station: A Legendary 1970s Rock Band

Original Members and Genre

Brownsville Station, a popular American rock band, emerged from Michigan in the 1970s. The band's founding members were Cub Koda (guitarist and vocalist) and Mike Lutz. Their music is characterized by a blend of boogie rock, Detroit rock, hard rock, and contemporary pop rock.

"Smokin' in the Boys Room" and Iconic Style

One of Brownsville Station's most iconic songs is "Smokin' in the Boys Room", originally recorded in 1973. With its catchy lyrics and infectious rhythm, the song quickly became a classic. The band's musical style is known for its energetic live performances, soaring guitar solos, and foot-stomping beats.

Top 10 Goose Lakes Legendary Lineup of Bands

Brownsville Station holds a special place in the lineup of legendary bands that graced the stage at the Goose Lakes Festival. Their performance was one of the highlights, showcasing their unmatched energy and ability to connect with the audience. If you're a fan of classic rock with a rebellious edge, pull up a chair, grab a six-pack, and prepare to relive the glory days of the 1970s with Brownsville Station.