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MP3 October Soul - Where I've Been
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Related styles: Rock: Adult Contemporary, Blues: Blues-Rock, Type: Lyrical
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As heard on “Rock N Roll Roots” with Steve Palec WHLH 96.5 FM in Milwaukee, WI, “Local/Live” with Midnight Bob on WMSE 91.7 FM in Milwaukee, WI , “414 Music” with Rachel Rose on Radio Milwaukee 88.9 FM in Milwaukee, WI and The Great 98.7 FM in Mayville, WI…
A sexy infusion of rock, country, blues and original styles masterfully arranged and passionately crafted, October Soul is seasoned with the sweat and blood of legendary clubs. Female and Native American (Lac Courte Oreilles) fronted, "these guys just keep getting better and better!" and it shows... with honors such as 2010 Shepherd Express Best Blues Band finalist, 2010 Grafton Blues Challenge finalist and a 2010 WAMI Award finalist for Best Female Vocalist - all in their first year!
October Soul consists of powerhouse vocalist/songwriter Jamie Brace (lead vocals), Joe Barborich (guitar, vocals), Tony Bremer (bass, vocals) and Steve Campeau (drums, percussion, vocals). With their first year behind them they are thrilled to lead into 2011 with a bang!
“Where I’ve Been” was written by Jamie Leigh Brace and Nicholas James Brace. The song is a truthful “tell all” about Jamie’s experience with domestic violence. The story is said that Jamie was stuck on the lyrics to the song when her brother Nicholas stopped by her apartment in Milwaukee, WI many years back. She showed him what she had so far and he grabbed the paper and pen from her and started writing a few short phrases. With those few phrases added came the amazing song in which was the true story of a piece of Jamie’s life.
Meet the band:
Jamie Brace, a Native American from the Lac Courte Oreilles band of the Ojibwe Tribe, was born in Milwaukee and currently resides in Grafton, WI. She is the proud recipient of the Shepherd Express 2007 Best Female Vocalist Award and is 2010 WAMI Female Vocalist of the Year finalist. Jamie has seen many amazing accomplishments; among them: 2010 WAMI runner-up for Best Female Vocalist, 2010 Shepherd Express runner-up for Best Blues Band, 2009 WAMI finalist for Best Blues Band, 2009 IBC nominee for Best Self-Produced CD, runner-up in both 2008 and 2009 for Shepherd Express'' Best Blues Band and 2008 WAMI winner. Jamie is a Chick Singer Night alumnus, Women in Music alumnus, Grafton Blues Association member and WAMI member. She has sang the National Anthem for the Brewers (2008), performed for the Best of Chick Singer night (2008, 2009 & 2010), was selected for the Wild Women of The Blues in Madison, WI (2009), judged for the Indian Summer Music Awards (2009 & 2010), presented at the Indian Summer Music Awards (2009 & 2010) and judged for Indian Summer Festival Idol-oake contest (2009).
Joe Barborich is the former lead guitarist for Katz Sass (voted runner up for Milwaukee’s Best Blues Band in the 2008 Shepherd Express) and more notably was the guitarist for Brave. He has opened for many national acts such as Aerosmith, Lenny Kravitz and Bryan Lee. Joe is a WAMI and Grafton Blues Association member. He has toured, recorded and everything else you could possibly think of when you are talking about a man who has been an amazing guitar player and rock star most of his life!
Tony Bremer has been playing the Midwest all the way from the Canadian border to Missouri the last several years. He studied under Jeff Berlin in Tampa, Florida then played and recorded in the Minneapolis music scene for the better part of a decade. His basslines have been heard on several albums, on radio stations across the country and he has played stages big and small across the Midwest all the way from a dirt floor in Fargo to the Country USA main stage. He has opened for such groups as Buck Cherry, Taylor Swift, Jimmy Wayne, Default and Vanilla Ice. That''s right... Vanilla Ice!
Steve Campeau, a self taught barefoot drummer, who is proficient in a variety of styles, has been playing drums for over 30 years. His musical influences include Neil Peart, Dave Weckl, and Simon Phillips, to name a few. Steve has an appreciation for many different genres of music. For him, it''s all about timing and dynamics.
With these 4 musicians comes a show that is hard to beat. Be on the look-out for October Soul in 2011. There are many plans in the works with a mini tour to New York City planned! They will see you all real soon!
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