Sawbuck is a relatively obscure blues-rock band, notable for its inclusion of lead vocalist Michael Stull and guitarist Billy Windsor. Formed in the late 1960s, the band is recognized for its dynamic blend of rock, blues, and soul, with a focus on high-energy performances and intricate guitar work. They are best known for their self-titled album "Sawbuck," released in 1972. Despite their limited commercial success, Sawbuck's distinctive sound has contributed to the diversity of the blues-rock genre.