For a number of years, Oakville's Jordan John has been blowing the roof off of many local venues and wowing festival audiences. Now you can take some of that experience home with you on his recently unleashed debut album, New Day. With a whopping 15 tracks of his signature blend of R&B, soul, funk and blues, the disc will be a wonderful addition to your music collection.
This young Bluesman is a musical force to be reckoned with. Along with his smooth voice and amazing guitar skills (both electric, slide and acoustic), he plays drums, wurlitzer, organ, clavinet, moog, piano, tambourine and more.
On New Day Jordan is joined on bass by his father, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, Prakash John (Parliament-Funkadelic, Alice Cooper, Lincolns). Other talented guests include drummers Jorn Andersen and Al Cross (Big Sugar), Dave McMorrow (keyboards) and more.
Physical CDs are available at his unforgettable live performances. You can also download this marvelous collection from iTunes.
Videos below courtesy of Blues in Bront.
Blast from the Past: Jordan John and the Blues Angels@Sound of Music Festival
Links: Jordan John, More Jordan John Stories, More CD Releases
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Saturday, 26 October 2013
Thursday, 16 August 2012
News Roundup (Strongman, Chiarelli, Brent Titcomb)
Local
- Steve Strongman on playing live and true
- Steve Strongman on musicianship and songwriting
- How Robin Benedict will become famous, part 2
- Prakash John: How to pass on musical excellence, Part 2
- New Matt Paxton single available on iTunes
- Rita Chiarelli's Music fom the Big House availble to order on DVD
World
- Podcasts: Roots & Blues 167, Roadhouse 390, Nothing But the Blues 204
- Living Blues Award Winners
- Guitarist Johnnie Bassett Passes
Funny/Weird Stuff
- Cartoon: State of the Music Industry
Blasts from the Past
- 2009: Memories of Jackie Washington Workshop@Festival of Friends
- 2010: Bring Strings Workshop@Festival of Friends
- 2011: Groove Corporation@Stonewalls
Featured Video
Links: Brent Titcomb, More Lee Harvey Osmond Stories, Video courtesy of HighOrHurtin'
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