Bro do u even know what u just played? The attention and the depth of the tunes are just amazing!

You have an outstanding acoustic 'touch'! Keep 'em comin'!

Saw you years ago in York, asked how you mic'd up your guitar to get those tones, after a simple explanation I realised it had very little to do with it really, your a class act and string dream weaver Jon! Keep rocking!

"Step In" is the lead single from two-time GRAMMY nominee Cedric Burnside's new album, "I Be Trying".  The track was recorded at Royal Studios in Memphis, produced by Boo Mitchell, and featuring Luther Dickinson on guitar.

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I Be Trying

Cedric Burnside - "Step In"

Grateful Dead~78 - If I Had the World to Give - 1978-11-20 - Cleveland Music Hall

Guitar Jam Backing Track - Blues Funk In A (96 bpm).
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Music produced by Ron Gelinas
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Guitar Jam Backing Track - Blues Funk In A (96 bpm)

Jolie Holland covers Bob Dylan's "Went To See The Gypsy"

http://www.thebeatjuice.com/listen/2015/01/29/8401/first-play-jolie-hollands-bob-dylan-cover/

Upcoming Tour Dates

April 6 - Washington, DC - 9:30 Club
April 7 - Philadelphia, PA - Union Transfer
April 9 - New York, NY - The Bowery Ballroom
April 10 - Albany, NY - The Egg Performing Arts Center
April 11 - Northampton, MA - Calvin Theatre
April 12 - Ridgefield, CT - The Ridgefield Playhouse
April 14 - Cambridge, MA - The Sinclair
April 15 - Providence, RI - Columbus Theatre
April 16 - Portland, ME - Port City Music Hall
April 17 - Burlington, VT - First Unitarian Church
April 18 - Ithaca, NY - The Haunt


Jolie Holland - Went To See The Gypsy (Bob Dylan Cover)

From the album Tomorrow Is My Turn

The landscape of American music is littered with the ghosts of the unknowable and mysterious blues musician, scratchy voices on a 78 conjuring up an era and an energy long gone. No one represents this better, perhaps, than Geeshie Wiley, who, along with equally unknown L.V. Thomas, recorded a handful of sides for Paramount Records in 1930–31. “Last Kind Word Blues” calls to me in a way that I can’t really explain, but when producer T Bone Burnett suggested it for the record, I knew instantly it was the way to begin.

Tomorrow Is My Turn

Last Kind Words

"Protection" - Lucinda Williams

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Lost In A Crowd

Israel Nash's Silver Season
Available Now via Loose Music & Thirty Tigers.

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Strangers

About The Last Days of Oakland:

It means something to be from Oakland. The tiny city that birthed the Hells Angels, the first sports team in black, and America's oldest street dance has always been ground zero for counter culture. It is a place where violent crime, art, and swagger converge. It has always been diverse. It has always understood that danger and edge are critical ingredients for art and culture.

But Oakland is changing. As its neighbors, San Francisco and Silicon Valley, spill over with money, the economy in Oakland is soaring. Young entrepreneurs and aspiring artists are attracted by the city's perceived "renaissance." Oakland is becoming whiter and safer. Now Oakland is ground zero for the national discussion on gentrification.

Fantastic Negrito is an artist who bridges Oakland's future with its legendary past. He is a wounded veteran of the city once claimed by Black Panthers and hustlers. He is a vital voice in what the New York Times called "the hottest city in America." His album, The Last Days of Oakland, is about the fallout and rebirth that comes in the wake of a seismic shift. It is intensely relevant -- the way his city has always been.

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Written and Produced by Xavier Amin Dphrepaulezz 
Sound Engineering - Miguel Maloles, Jabari Tawiah
Mixed by Matt Winegar
Mastered by Dave McNair
Publishing by Angry Ant Publishing
Art by Nick Francis

02 Working Poor (Explicit)

Laughter Through Tears

Refugee

This is my cover of the Chaka Khan dancefloor classic from 1982. When I was a kid, I played gigs in pubs in Blackpool, and often my audience was mostly elderly ladies spending their pension money on bacardi! Quite often they'd tolerate my original songs and blues covers for only so long, and eventually a representative would be sent over to remonstrate with me. "Excuse me young man, please can you play something we can dance to?" So this is my emergency disco song. 

GET DOWN!

Jon Gomm - Ain't Nobody

Jon Gomm is an independent, non-corporate musician. He sings songs, writes songs, and plays guitar, and spends a lot of his time travelling around playing gigs. He's basically just trying to be an individual in a world that wants everything to sound the same. He's not famous, but don't worry he doesn't want to be, and you've heard of him and that means a lot. 

Jon doesn't reply to messages on Soundcloud. Please email via his management at info@jongomm.com 

Jon Gomm - Ain't Nobody

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