There's a cold wind in Cleveland baby, Chill ya right to the bone
There's a cold wind in Cleveland baby, Chill ya right to the bone
But I'd rather be out on the street 
But I'd rather be out on the street 
Than with my woman at home

I got a mean cruel woman, and I'm paying the price
I got a mean cruel woman, and I'm paying the price
She's so mean and cruel
She's so mean and cruel
She scares the  night

I'd move down south, but the weather won't change my life
I'd move down south, but the weather won't change my life
And as long as she's around
And as long as she's around
It'll be as cold as ice

If It Ain't This It's That

Cold Wind In Cleveland

Playing a gut-bucket slide on his 3-string Cigar Box Guitar or banging out a song on a beat up guitar while singing and stomping on a tambourine and an old trunk (Songwriter) Jeff Powers creates his own “gumbo” styled brand of Roots, Blues and Americana. Sounds like Neil Young joined the Black Keys.

Jeff's latest CD has received rave reviews like:
“Jeff Powers is one of Rockwired's "25 Guitarists You Gotta Know"...his self-titled release is an engaging listen that will leave the listener amazed at the guitarist's musicality and virtuosity as well as his tremendous sense of songcraft. ”
—  Brian Lush, ROCKWIRED MAGAZINE

“There’s nothing like finding out about a little known but awesome talent and get to be the one telling the world about them. It doesn’t happen very often but, when it does, it’s a real personal treat. This is one of those cases. To put it short and sweet, Jeff Powers is awesome and his new, self-titled CD is an excellent showcase of his incredible talent.”
—  Randy Patterson, Boomerocity

Cold Wind In Cleveland

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