A very Real, long lost recording of a very Alive show in Mississippi that I performed with the Rochelle Harper Band in 2003. All atmosphere audio captured by my friend TC on his camcorder. What a Great Band here!

Live 2003 Jimbo Sage & Rochelle Harper Band

I just found this long lost recording I made a few years back...a very sentimental and personal tune from the late great Johnny Cash...for all, who have ever loved and lost...

I Don't Like It (But I Guess Things Happen That Way)

This original tune was broadcast on Dickinson College Radio and then rerecorded onto cassette tape captured from the airwaves of that broadcast, back in 2013.  That process added a nice analog "mastering" giving the song better punch and presence. You're hearing the usual OMB setup of Salad Bowl bass drum, kick snare and hi-hat. My only regret is that I did not include my harmonica accompaniment. Inspired by my fav bluesman John Lee Hooker, I hope you enjoy my deepest blues!

Dyin' To Please

I remember hearing this song for the 1st time when I was a kid about 11 years old. It really caught my ear and I thought it was another kid singing and describing his really bad dream. Neil Young's voice is so haunting  and his words are magic. This song still gives me chills all these years later.

After The Goldrush

How about a lil' Bob Dylan psychobabble for your Sunday morning  meditation? This song was the 1st recording of my OMB(one man band) setup and I was really excited to hear myself for the first time, as I sat in my easy chair! This is the WDCV-FM The Voice of Dickinson College, radio version, captured onto cassette tape. Enjoy, Enjoy...

Jimbo's Easy Chair (You Ain't Goin' Nowhere)

Hey Ernie, please don't sue me for using this photo...I know you will really dig this song! Give it a listen cause your in it man! haha...I just learned today that Leonard was my age when he wrote this in 1991..this is the darkest of all songs...a "John the Revelator" for today...

The Future

Sam The Sham And The Pharaohs 1966 hit song is always a crowd pleaser that I have been playing for 25 years now...this is the 1st time I have ever recorded it....played on my Danelectro Baritone guitar in low C minor...two whole steps below the original key. No effects or overdubs just 4 live tracks and the truth. Cuzz I'm Bad, HOWL!!

Lil' Red Ridin' Hood

T-Rex Electric Warriour Album 1971...My take on this epic tune with OMB!!

Bang A Gong (Get It On)

My latest start up recording after a while...I learned and performed this song this year, I like it a lot! One take wonder with stereo guitar and my Salad Bowl Drum.

Hurt

Brand new original contemporary blues song by yours truly Jimbo Sage! Inspired by Leonard Cohen, this song came together within hours of thoughts and scribbles to birth. This is a 1st Draft recording with overdubbed guitar atmosphere in Gambale and dropped D tuning...Enjoy and Reminisce!  "Memories last such a little while..."

Forgotten Places

This protest song from 1971 went to # 4 on the charts and became a one hit wonder for Jonathan Edwards.  Prescient in its vision for these  troubled times, but hopeful in its last verse..."Brand new bells will be ringing!" Another song from my youth...

Sunshine Go Away Today

One Man Boogie Band plays "The Blues n' Everythaang Else!" All live 4 track recordings with no overdubs. Inventor of the Salad Bowl Drum! Performs with a Danelectro Baritone and  Variax 300 electric guitars as well as Epiphone Biscuit Dobro and Takamine acoustic guitars. Dubbed "The Future Legendary Bluesman" by the proprietors of The Shed BBQ and Blues Joint in Ocean Springs Mississippi, where he was the 1st ever in house  performer hosting weekly jam sessions and hootenannies.  

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