Saturday, December 16, 2017

JD McPherson - The Warm Covers EP

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 11:46
Size: 27.0 MB
Styles: Retro rock, Electric blues
Year: 2014
Art: Front

[2:41] 1. I Wish You Would
[3:05] 2. Steal Away
[2:58] 3. Rome Wasn't Built In A Day
[3:00] 4. Why Lady Why


Singer/songwriter JD McPherson makes vintage-sounding rock with nods to '40s R&B, blues, and '50s rock & roll. A native of Oklahoma, he grew up listening to a wide array of music from traditional country and rockabilly to punk and hip-hop. Although music was always an interest, McPherson first worked on his family's cattle ranch and later earned a Master's degree in open media from Tulsa University, eventually teaching and receiving attention for his video art installations. It was while performing with the Tulsa-based roots ensemble the Starkweather Boys that his classic style caught the ear of Chicago retro-rock impresario Jimmy Sutton. He backed Sutton for a few shows and formulated an idea for his own solo project.

In 2010, he released his solo debut, the Sutton-produced Signs & Signifiers (featuring the single "North Side Gal"), on Hi-Style Records. The video for the "North Side Gal" went viral and, along with a heavy touring schedule, helped build McPherson's fan base. Two years later, Signs & Signifiers was re-released to a wider audience on Rounder Records and ultimately reached number 47 on the Billboard Rock Albums chart. That same year, McPherson was invited to join acclaimed British singer/songwriter Nick Lowe on a leg of his West Coast tour. McPherson then whet fan appetites with a 2014 covers EP before returning in 2015 with his sophomore full-length album. ~Matt Collar

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