SONG

Every company needs a song, right?  This one is special to us.

One of our first customers (B. Olson of Frisco, TX) liked his pit so much, he wrote a song about it.  Then another customer, Kim Winters-Gautier, recorded it:

The Ballad of Karubecue
Come and listen to my story 'bout a man named Bill, A poor engineer who could never get his fill, Then one day after fussin' 'bout the 'cue, He swore to make the best pit, named Karubecue (Smokers that is ... low 'n slow ... Texas mesquite)
After four long years Bill finally found a way, Friends all said, "Make me a Karubecue today!" "We all wanna taste that creosote-free food," Worked in his garage, building Karubecues (Pits that is ... steady temps ... crystal smoke)
With Bill's Karubecue steadily at work, We spend our Saturdays with one colossal perk, One manly ritual: smoking cows and hogs To slice, pull & serve, with cobbler, beer & slaw (Karubecues ... smoker pits that is ... Karubecues!)

Vocals: Kim Winters-Gautier | Guitar: Chris Vystrcil | Re-Write (lyrics): B. Olson
Music & Writer: Paul Henning | Produced by: Kim Winters-Gautier