Time: 38:54
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2015
Styles: Blues Rock, Funky Blues, Texas Blues
Art: Front
01. Backyard (4:01)
02. Bring Her Back (4:18)
03. Electric Texas (5:24)
04. Fools (3:50)
05. Friday Rain (5:21)
06. Could Have Been Anyone (3:39)
07. Fall In Love (4:03)
08. Some Days (3:05)
09. Fire It Up (5:09)
Jeff Michaels has, without question, enough energy to power all of Texas on a summer night. Pure nitro, ignited by the heat of his soulful, smokey voice and the power and passion of always inspired, endlessly tasteful guitar work.
Born in St. Louis, and after getting in a lot of undisclosed trouble, his family eventually arrived in Houston, only for Jeff to be introduced to the cutthroat bayou city blues roadhouse scene, where he was clearly too young to be, and got in a whole lot more trouble, smoking, drinking and generally carrying on. Eventually dropping out of school and worked in a junk yard during the day pulling parts and building cars when he wasn't playing his beaten stratocaster and his old beer stained silver-face pro reverb he's had since those days.
"He played thousands of nights playing everything from blues to funk to country to jazz to blistering rock; you learn to sink or swim in those places fast; he swam like a fish - he couldn't be touched." - Jack Hammond
Getting popular in clubs was not an issue; filling rooms brought him frequent gigs in Austin and San Antonio, which saw him being drawn into studio work, his true love, where he was eventually signed with Cherry Lane Music Publishing and rest is history; hundreds of BMI licensed songs written, produced and placed, thousands of smoking shows supporting some fine names in a variety of genres and a fresh start with SRO Records footing the bill for the complete remixing and remastering of his first three albums, "Long Live Texas Blues", "Working For The Enemy" and "Open Late Night".
Jeff's latest efforts are coming soon in the form of two separate studio albums, the fire-laden, combustible blues of "Electric Texas" and the bayou days-inspired, low down funk of "Blues Steppin'", both, of course, on SRO Records.
Born in St. Louis, and after getting in a lot of undisclosed trouble, his family eventually arrived in Houston, only for Jeff to be introduced to the cutthroat bayou city blues roadhouse scene, where he was clearly too young to be, and got in a whole lot more trouble, smoking, drinking and generally carrying on. Eventually dropping out of school and worked in a junk yard during the day pulling parts and building cars when he wasn't playing his beaten stratocaster and his old beer stained silver-face pro reverb he's had since those days.
"He played thousands of nights playing everything from blues to funk to country to jazz to blistering rock; you learn to sink or swim in those places fast; he swam like a fish - he couldn't be touched." - Jack Hammond
Getting popular in clubs was not an issue; filling rooms brought him frequent gigs in Austin and San Antonio, which saw him being drawn into studio work, his true love, where he was eventually signed with Cherry Lane Music Publishing and rest is history; hundreds of BMI licensed songs written, produced and placed, thousands of smoking shows supporting some fine names in a variety of genres and a fresh start with SRO Records footing the bill for the complete remixing and remastering of his first three albums, "Long Live Texas Blues", "Working For The Enemy" and "Open Late Night".
Jeff's latest efforts are coming soon in the form of two separate studio albums, the fire-laden, combustible blues of "Electric Texas" and the bayou days-inspired, low down funk of "Blues Steppin'", both, of course, on SRO Records.
Electric Texas
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Zippy for this please?
The Zippy :)
http://www41.zippyshare.com/v/PeiP72x0/file.html
Thanks very much kamane!
JUst listened to Red Hot Texas Blues: AWESOME It would be great if you could re-post some of his other works;Thanks and as always: PEACE
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Jeff Michaels - Electric Texas (2015) [320]
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