MP3 Job Striles - Out of this World
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Old School Roots Blues that explores the history and traditions of Blues from their beginning to the present.
12 MP3 Songs
BLUES: Chicago Style, BLUES: Electric Blues
Details:
JOB STRILES returns with this exciting release of 12 new songs. Job begins his exploration of the diverse styles of the Blues. In just the first three songs Job visits Texas, Mississippi, and Chicago. His Blues are a long journey as he attests in "Job Striles Walking Blues". It's a long rough road that ends with hope and optimism. Job ends up "Sitting on Top of the World".
Backed by the best of the West, Rob Rio on piano, the ever elusive Primordial Slim on harp, Rick Reed and Max Bangwell on bass and drums respectively, Job's original songs walk the fine line between modern and traditional. The lyrics are witty and tragic at the same time as on "Mean Mad Woman" and the semi nostalgic "Get Me on the Interstate".
If you enjoyed "Job Striles Sings and Plays" you will love this, the next piece of the puzzle that is Job Striles.
12 MP3 Songs
BLUES: Chicago Style, BLUES: Electric Blues
Details:
JOB STRILES returns with this exciting release of 12 new songs. Job begins his exploration of the diverse styles of the Blues. In just the first three songs Job visits Texas, Mississippi, and Chicago. His Blues are a long journey as he attests in "Job Striles Walking Blues". It's a long rough road that ends with hope and optimism. Job ends up "Sitting on Top of the World".
Backed by the best of the West, Rob Rio on piano, the ever elusive Primordial Slim on harp, Rick Reed and Max Bangwell on bass and drums respectively, Job's original songs walk the fine line between modern and traditional. The lyrics are witty and tragic at the same time as on "Mean Mad Woman" and the semi nostalgic "Get Me on the Interstate".
If you enjoyed "Job Striles Sings and Plays" you will love this, the next piece of the puzzle that is Job Striles.
in partnership with CDbaby
