Time: 47:19
Size: 108.3 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2008
Art: Front
[4:28] 1. The Way It Goes... Sometimes
[3:15] 2. Mrs. Jones
[4:22] 3. Franklin
[4:09] 4. Chocolate Cake
[4:14] 5. Back Where We Are Going
[3:38] 6. Tom Rushen Blues
[5:39] 7. The Crying Song
[4:01] 8. Ghost
[5:50] 9. Clarksdale Mill
[3:50] 10. Chain Me
[3:50] 11. Lost In The City
Bass – Fergie Fulton; Drums, Percussion – Stephen Cutmore; Guitar, Vocals [Backing] – Joel Fisk; Harmonica – Giles King; Vocals – JoJo Burges.
Hokie Joint, from Colchester, are an eclectic, fresh sounding blues band ready to take the blues to the masses. This cool five piece are led by charismatic singer Jojo Burgess and ace harmonica player Giles King (played on Ian Siegal’s “Meat & Potatoes” album).
Their stunning debut album, “The Way It Goes…Sometimes”, offers a variety of blues styles with crossover potential to a wider rock and roots audience. There is already a real buzz about Hokie Joint in the UK press & media, with comparisons to UK’s no. 1 blues man Ian Siegal. They are destined to raise some dust in both the blues scene and beyond and are already very successful in the Benelux countries, where they are booked for all major festivals, including The Belgian Rhythm & Blues Festival in Peer.
Hokie Joint, from Colchester, are an eclectic, fresh sounding blues band ready to take the blues to the masses. This cool five piece are led by charismatic singer Jojo Burgess and ace harmonica player Giles King (played on Ian Siegal’s “Meat & Potatoes” album).
Their stunning debut album, “The Way It Goes…Sometimes”, offers a variety of blues styles with crossover potential to a wider rock and roots audience. There is already a real buzz about Hokie Joint in the UK press & media, with comparisons to UK’s no. 1 blues man Ian Siegal. They are destined to raise some dust in both the blues scene and beyond and are already very successful in the Benelux countries, where they are booked for all major festivals, including The Belgian Rhythm & Blues Festival in Peer.
The Way It Goes... Sometimes
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