Time: 36:53
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2017
Styles: Blues, Rockabilly
Art: Front
01. Machine-Gun Kisses (1:52)
02. Hot Rod Saturday Night (2:39)
03. Drop Me A Line (3:08)
04. Polka Dot Galoshes (2:59)
05. Walkin' (With An Apostrophe) (3:28)
06. Red's Got The Blues (3:30)
07. Driving Under The Influence Of Love (3:37)
08. Cross-Eyed Bow-Legged Man (3:16)
09. Hard Way To Live (Something's Gotta Give) (2:27)
10. Ain't No Blues (2:46)
11. Would You Be Mine (3:29)
12. Make It Cry (3:36)
Fronted by KJ Thomas, Krystal Jyl and the Jacks are a rockabilly, swing and blues combo also featuring Standup Steve Donnelly (The Kingmakers, Ray Harris) on guitar, Rob Lethbridge (Hellbound Hepcats) on upright bass, and Anastasios Basiliadis (Mike Plume, The Kingmakers) or Andre Ferraton (Hellbound Hepcats, Clint Everson) on drums, and Nick Dyson on trumpet and/or Richard Page on sax, depending on the gig.
KJ Thomas has a long history of musical collaboration over the course of her life, from providing percussive rhythms, picking along on various stringed instruments, to a variety of vocals. Over the span of her musical career, she has worked with a number of bands. In Barrie she worked vocally with Parting Visions, and when she moved to Ottawa in 2014 she continued on her musical journey joining and fronting the rockabilly band- The Lonesome Devils. In 2015 she began writing her own tunes while tinkering with musical ideas on piano, guitar, and ukulele. In January of 2016 her songs took shape and she ventured into recording her first two albums; Take the Detour, and Krystal Jyl and the Jacks. Take the Detour is a folk infused album with a presence of old country roots.
KJ Thomas has a long history of musical collaboration over the course of her life, from providing percussive rhythms, picking along on various stringed instruments, to a variety of vocals. Over the span of her musical career, she has worked with a number of bands. In Barrie she worked vocally with Parting Visions, and when she moved to Ottawa in 2014 she continued on her musical journey joining and fronting the rockabilly band- The Lonesome Devils. In 2015 she began writing her own tunes while tinkering with musical ideas on piano, guitar, and ukulele. In January of 2016 her songs took shape and she ventured into recording her first two albums; Take the Detour, and Krystal Jyl and the Jacks. Take the Detour is a folk infused album with a presence of old country roots.
Krystal Jyl & The Jacks
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