MP3 Justin Thompson - Brand New Same Old Obsessions
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Jazz/swing/pop
10 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Jazz Vocals, JAZZ: Swing/Big Band
Details:
New bio coming soon. Till then, read about the "old" me ...
Justin Thompson combines cool jazz vocals with hot swing guitar and timeless song writing. His smoky voice has been compared to Harry Connick Jr. and Sting, while his guitar playing echoes the virtuoso passion of Django Reinhardt and the swinging lyricism of Wes Montgomery. Although he crafts beautiful ballads and clever up-tempo swing numbers that sound as if they were written fifty years earlier, Justin is more than a traditionalist. His latest compositions point to a new direction for jazz in popular music. He also has a sense of humor which is evident through the only cover song on his CD -- the Britney Spears mega hit -- âBaby One More Timeâ. However, Justin is quick to add that he is NOT the "Weird Al" of jazz.
There is no doubt that the critics take Justin seriously. He won Nashvilleâs âStarving Artist Awardâ for best male artist of 2002 and 2003, and Nashville's Rage Magazine named Tasty Puddin' as one of the top ten CDs of 2002. It also received a five star review from Discovering Artists.
Though Tasty Puddinâ is his solo debut, Justin is well known as one of Nashville's top guitarists; performing with John Hartford, Riders in the Sky, David Grier, Mandy Barnett, Kathy Chiavola, Greg Garing, The Nashville Mandolin Ensemble, Annie Sellick and the Gypsy Hombres.
As an Hombre, he was voted âBest Jazz Musician of Nashvilleâ, performed nine concerts with The Nashville Chamber Orchestra and had two best selling CDs (Cafe Strut and Django Bells) at Tower Records. In 2002, Django Bells was picked up by Merless International Records and received critical acclaim from around the country including four stars from Down Beat magazine. It was also chosen as the seasonâs top pick by The New York Times, The Washington Post, USA Today and NPRâs âAll Songs Considered".
Currently, Justin is touring venues ranging from festivals such as South By Southwest (Austin) to black tie affairs including the Swan Ball (Nashville) to college campuses and jazz clubs scattered throughout the South.
"CLASSIC ... A MUST HAVE"
DISCOVERINGARTISTS.COM
"A VOICE DESTINED FOR LARGE CONCERT HALLS
... PHENOMENALLY SKILLED GUITAR STYLE"
THE VANDERBILT HUSTLER
"A HANDSOME LAD WITH A VOICE THAT WILL MELT"
THE WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL
"HE CAN CROON LIKE BING OR RIP LIKE THE ZIPPERS"
THE TENNESSEAN
"RUN, DON'T WALK, AND GO SEE HIM"
THE TENNESSEE JAZZ AND BLUES SOCIETY
10 MP3 Songs
JAZZ: Jazz Vocals, JAZZ: Swing/Big Band
Details:
New bio coming soon. Till then, read about the "old" me ...
Justin Thompson combines cool jazz vocals with hot swing guitar and timeless song writing. His smoky voice has been compared to Harry Connick Jr. and Sting, while his guitar playing echoes the virtuoso passion of Django Reinhardt and the swinging lyricism of Wes Montgomery. Although he crafts beautiful ballads and clever up-tempo swing numbers that sound as if they were written fifty years earlier, Justin is more than a traditionalist. His latest compositions point to a new direction for jazz in popular music. He also has a sense of humor which is evident through the only cover song on his CD -- the Britney Spears mega hit -- âBaby One More Timeâ. However, Justin is quick to add that he is NOT the "Weird Al" of jazz.
There is no doubt that the critics take Justin seriously. He won Nashvilleâs âStarving Artist Awardâ for best male artist of 2002 and 2003, and Nashville's Rage Magazine named Tasty Puddin' as one of the top ten CDs of 2002. It also received a five star review from Discovering Artists.
Though Tasty Puddinâ is his solo debut, Justin is well known as one of Nashville's top guitarists; performing with John Hartford, Riders in the Sky, David Grier, Mandy Barnett, Kathy Chiavola, Greg Garing, The Nashville Mandolin Ensemble, Annie Sellick and the Gypsy Hombres.
As an Hombre, he was voted âBest Jazz Musician of Nashvilleâ, performed nine concerts with The Nashville Chamber Orchestra and had two best selling CDs (Cafe Strut and Django Bells) at Tower Records. In 2002, Django Bells was picked up by Merless International Records and received critical acclaim from around the country including four stars from Down Beat magazine. It was also chosen as the seasonâs top pick by The New York Times, The Washington Post, USA Today and NPRâs âAll Songs Considered".
Currently, Justin is touring venues ranging from festivals such as South By Southwest (Austin) to black tie affairs including the Swan Ball (Nashville) to college campuses and jazz clubs scattered throughout the South.
"CLASSIC ... A MUST HAVE"
DISCOVERINGARTISTS.COM
"A VOICE DESTINED FOR LARGE CONCERT HALLS
... PHENOMENALLY SKILLED GUITAR STYLE"
THE VANDERBILT HUSTLER
"A HANDSOME LAD WITH A VOICE THAT WILL MELT"
THE WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL
"HE CAN CROON LIKE BING OR RIP LIKE THE ZIPPERS"
THE TENNESSEAN
"RUN, DON'T WALK, AND GO SEE HIM"
THE TENNESSEE JAZZ AND BLUES SOCIETY
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