Jesse James Dupree, a singer and guitarist with a net worth of $4 million, is an American rock musician.
Jackyl is a band led by Jesse James Dupree, who has amassed a fortune as a singer and guitarist.
The song “The Lumberjack” features Jesse’s chainsaw playing.
Dupree owns a custom-made chainsaw that resembles an electric guitar; he also promotes a massive custom-made chainsaw powered by Dodge Hemi for use at festivals.
Dupree, with the aid of John Hayes and Roman Glick (previously with Brother Crane), released his debut solo album Foot Fetish in 2000.
“Mainline’s album featured a featured single that reached number 34 in the U.S.”
The Rock Tracks chart at the top of the Billboard Mainstream Chart.
Dupree’s cover of AC/DC’s “Highway To Hell” was featured on the ECW Music CD Anarchy Rocks.
Dupree was a guest on The New Tom Green Show when he used a chainsaw to write Green’s name on his custom-made desk.
He removed the desk section and gave it to a member of the audience.
Full Throttle Saloon on Tru TV, the largest biker bar in the country, is where he is currently starring, and it airs on Wednesdays at 10pm.
20,000 people attend the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally every year on a nightly basis.
Jesse is the current headlining act for Full Throttle, who have multiple stages.
The bar is renowned for featuring a tatoo parlor, zip line, lingerie dance show, and parking lots for numerous motorcycles.
Jesse James Dupree & Dixie Inc – Rev It Up and Go-Go, Dupree’s second album, was released on July 15, 2008.
“Money Lovin & Speed” and “Bite” were two videos released by Dupree to promote their new CD.
Jesse has been active in the music industry since 1991 and holds the Guinness world record for the most shows played in one day and the most shows in 50 days.
Mighty Loud Records, a record label and multi-media empire founded by Jessie, is thriving.
Powerman 5000 and Dixie Inc. are among the bands that Might Loud has put out records for.