St. Augustine-based guitarist/songwriter Rick Levy has spent six years listening to President George W. Bush.

He finally snapped and wrote a song. And then he wrote more songs.

Directed at No. 1 Good-Ol’ Boy himself: George “Dubya” Bush, The Bushwhackers is the twisted brainchild of Levy and a real paradox. The music on this specially priced EP is traditional country which is usually associated with more of a conservative right wing kind of thing. The lyrics are exactly the opposite. A funny yet potent mix.

Beatin’ Round The Bushwill certainly ruffle conservative feathers because the truth hurts, even in a beer-swillin’, knee slappin’ kinda way. It is a politically incorrect, irreverent, lighthearted musical trip into Dubya’s world.

Rick Levy has carved out a nice career for himself as a musical director for artists such as Tommy Roe and Jay and the Techniques, and as a performer in bands like The Limits and Herman’s Hermits. His latest musical endeavor, The Bushwhackers is a studio group with the White House directly in its crosshairs.

And Levy says there’s more where that came from.