JD & The Straight Shot Better Find A Church

Better Find A Church

Under That Hood

Nature's Way

Don't Waste My Time

Ballyhoo

I Know, You Know, I Know

Jessica

The Great Divide

It Must Be Night

Invisible

Dead Men Tell No Tales

Bees

Anything But Love

Happy Together

Take It Slow

Walkin' On A Wire

Americana band JD & The Straight Shot have released their anticipated album, 'The Great Divide'. The band - comprised of vocalist/guitarist Jim Dolan, guitarist/vocalist/producer Marc Copely (B.B. King, Rosanne Cash), bassist/banjoist Byron House (Robert Plant, Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton), violinist/fiddler/vocalist Erin Slaver (Martina McBride, Rod Stewart), drummer/percussionist Shawn Pelton (Sheryl Crow, Levon Helm, Saturday Night Live band), and guitarist/vocalist Carolyn Dawn Johnson (Miranda Lambert, Martina McBride) – recorded The Great Divide at Sound Stage Studios in Nashville with Marc Copely (Toby Lightman, Owen Danoff, Upright Man) producing.

Inspired by artists such as Fleetwood Mac, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, Civil Wars, Jefferson Airplane, The Turtles, Three Dog Night and The Yardbirds, JD & The Straight Shot delivers a sweet sound and strong songwriting mixed with the swagger of rock n’ roll.

The melody-filled lead single from the forthcoming album is “I Should’ve Known” that features layers of beautiful harmonies influenced by Simon & Garfunkel’s iconic folk-rock hit “The Boxer.” The Great Divide follows JD & The Straight Shot’s highly acclaimed 2017 album Good Luck And Good Night that roots music authority No Depression raves boasts “Exhilarating performances and “Luxurious blends of instrumentation,” and Madness To Creation gushes “Is a masterful blend of songwriting, arrangements, musicianship, and harmony."

JD & The Straight Shot has toured alongside musical luminaries like The Doobie Brothers, Chicago, the Eagles, Keith Urban, Don Henley, Dixie Chicks, Jewel, Joe Walsh, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and more. Icon Vs. Icon declares, “The band is an absolute powerhouse that continues to dazzle crowds.”

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