Over the years, Faster Gun has been honored to have been nominated
in various categories at the Saskatchewan County Music Awards, and
the Canadian Country Music Awards.

In 1999, Faster Gun was nominated as:
Independent Group of the Year
by the Canadian Country Music Association.

Faster Gun has recieved many nominations in different categories
by the Saskatchewan Country Music Association.
We have been very honored to have won several SCMA awards in the past few years.



The awards won include:

1999 Group of the Year
1999 Song of the Year "Heart's Not Really In It"
1999 Single of the Year "Heart's Not Really In It"
1996, 97, 98, 99 Non Touring Group of the Year
Ken Taylor - Manager of the Year 1995 through 1999


Faster Gun are proud to be members of the Canadian Country Music Association, and the Saskatchewan Country Music Association.

For more information on these great supporters of Canadian country music, please check out their websites at the links below.

Canadian Country Music Association

Saskatchewan Country Music Association

Faster Gun has been fortunate to make many friends
who are involved in the music industry.

Following are some things that have been said about
Faster Gun over the years.

"Faster Gun is Saskatchewan's top band right now and their set showed why."
"They have the look, the solid sound and the stage prescence to make it
to the top of the Canadian scene one of these days."
- John P. McLaughlin (The Vancouver Province)

"Faster Gun make their sophmore album appearance with Something Real.
The title track has earned some national airplay, and several other tracks are certain to generate similar interest, with the topical message song, He's Never Been There, a particular ear grabber.
Dean Kush's vocal talent is best captured on the torchy love ballads, with winners here coming in Could You Love Me Girl? and Standing Here."
- Larry Delaney (Country Music News)

"Take a Chance is a dandy, uptempo modern country album
with strong lead and harmony vocals and a solid country rock beat."
- Patrick Davitt (Regina Leader Post)

"Faster Gun has pulled Could You Love Me Girl? from their Something Real CD. Lead Vocalist Dean Kush again shines on this latest release- he also wrote the tune." - Country Music News (Saskatchewan Report)

"On stage or in the studio, Faster Gun is proving that they've got what it takes.
Songs, talent, desire and the ability to be great all around entertainers."
- Garth Stone (Music Director)
Country 92 - Regina, SK