'Simplicity is the best hook sometimes,' says Doc Walker�s Chris Thorsteinson. Although he�s talking primarily about choosing songs for the band�s latest record, GO, that statement also goes a long way in explaining the band�s enduring success and lasting appeal. Over their decade-plus time together Doc Walker have earned the title of �the hardest working Country band in Canada� the old fashioned way, through relentless perseverance � constantly honing their chops as a songwriting and a performing unit. Hitting every little speck on the map again and again and putting over a million miles behind them in Canada alone, in an effort to forge a lasting relationship with their audience. While that perseverance has netted them multiple top-10 and top-5 hits on Canadian Radio, and some of the Canadian Music Industry�s highest awards, including six CCMA�s in 2008 alone, as well as the 2009 Juno for Country Recording of the Year for their last record, Beautiful Life, the real payoff for Doc Walker isn�t the awards and accolades that come with their growing success. If anything, it�s more accurately measured in a mutual dedication to each other, and to their audience.