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Artist Biography For The Jeremiah Johnson Band & The Sliders
Jeremiah Johnson - Guitar And Vocals
Jeff Girardier - Bass Brad Martin - Drums With "The Sliders"
Stuart Williams - Sax
Jim Rosse - Trumpet After Spending 10 Years In Houston TX Jeremiah Johnson Has Moved Back To His Home St Louis. You Can Almost Taste The Texas In His Guitar Style. Johnson Has Put Together Some Of St Louis' Best Talents In This World Class Band. Don’t Be Fooled By The Baby Boy Good Looks. With Lyrics Like “I Was Born In A Tavern On The Banks Of The Mississippi” And A Horn Section That Hammers The Groove Jeremiah Johnson Is The New Face Of Mississippi River Blues. Walk Into A Gin Joint In St. Louis And You’ll Likely Hear The Familiar “blues” Sound That Made The Area Famous. It’s Lyrics About The Struggles Of Daily Living With The Hallmark Blues Style Guitar That Rips At Your Soul And Soothes The Spirit.Johnson Takes That Rich Heritage But Also Blends Influences That Shaped His Rugged Youth Like Eric Clapton Jimmy Hendrix BB King Albert Collins Albert King Johnny Winter Alvin Lee From Ten Years After Les Paul Chet Atkins And Hank Williams Sr. And Jr. To Name Just A Few. On Top Of A Rich Gumbo Of Solid Songwriting Johnson Kicks It Up A Notch With The Sliders Jim Rosse Trumpet And Stuart Williams Sax . In Their 25-Year Tenure Together The Sliders Have Toured With Little Feat Johnnie Johnson Bob Weir Of Rat Dog And Have Played With Too Many Great Players To Mention Them All. Paired Together With The Jeremiah Johnson Band You Get An Energized Entertainment Experience That Will Put The Honky Tonk In Major Venues To Come. Official Website The Jeremiah Johnson Band & The Sliders
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Biography - The Jeremiah Johnson Band & The Sliders
Jeremiah Johnson - Guitar And Vocals
Jeff Girardier - Bass Brad Martin - Drums With "The Sliders"
Stuart Williams - Sax
Jim Rosse - Trumpet After Spending 10 Years In Houston TX Jeremiah Johnson Has Moved Back To His Home St Louis. You Can Almost Taste The Texas In His Guitar Style. Johnson Has Put Together Some Of St Louis' Best Talents In This World Class Band. Don’t Be Fooled By The Baby Boy Good Looks. With Lyrics Like “I Was Born In A Tavern On The Banks Of The Mississippi” And A Horn Section That Hammers The Groove Jeremiah Johnson Is The New Face Of Mississippi River Blues. Walk Into A Gin Joint In St. Louis And You’ll Likely Hear The Familiar “blues” Sound That Made The Area Famous. It’s Lyrics About The Struggles Of Daily Living With The Hallmark Blues Style Guitar That Rips At Your Soul And Soothes The Spirit.Johnson Takes That Rich Heritage But Also Blends Influences That Shaped His Rugged Youth Like Eric Clapton Jimmy Hendrix BB King Albert Collins Albert King Johnny Winter Alvin Lee From Ten Years After Les Paul Chet Atkins And Hank Williams Sr. And Jr. To Name Just A Few. On Top Of A Rich Gumbo Of Solid Songwriting Johnson Kicks It Up A Notch With The Sliders Jim Rosse Trumpet And Stuart Williams Sax . In Their 25-Year Tenure Together The Sliders Have Toured With Little Feat Johnnie Johnson Bob Weir Of Rat Dog And Have Played With Too Many Great Players To Mention Them All. Paired Together With The Jeremiah Johnson Band You Get An Energized Entertainment Experience That Will Put The Honky Tonk In Major Venues To Come. Official Website The Jeremiah Johnson Band & The Sliders read less
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Jeff Girardier - Bass Brad Martin - Drums With "The Sliders"
Stuart Williams - Sax
Jim Rosse - Trumpet After Spending 10 Years In Houston TX Jeremiah Johnson Has Moved Back To His Home St Louis. You Can Almost Taste The Texas In His Guitar Style. Johnson Has Put Together Some Of St Louis' Best Talents In This World Class Band. Don’t Be Fooled By The Baby Boy Good Looks. With Lyrics Like “I Was Born In A Tavern On The Banks Of The Mississippi” And A Horn Section That Hammers The Groove Jeremiah Johnson Is The New Face Of Mississippi River Blues. Walk Into A Gin Joint In St. Louis And You’ll Likely Hear The Familiar “blues” Sound That Made The Area Famous. It’s Lyrics About The Struggles Of Daily Living With The Hallmark Blues Style Guitar That Rips At Your Soul And Soothes The Spirit.Johnson Takes That Rich Heritage But Also Blends Influences That Shaped His Rugged Youth Like Eric Clapton Jimmy Hendrix BB King Albert Collins Albert King Johnny Winter Alvin Lee From Ten Years After Les Paul Chet Atkins And Hank Williams Sr. And Jr. To Name Just A Few. On Top Of A Rich Gumbo Of Solid Songwriting Johnson Kicks It Up A Notch With The Sliders Jim Rosse Trumpet And Stuart Williams Sax . In Their 25-Year Tenure Together The Sliders Have Toured With Little Feat Johnnie Johnson Bob Weir Of Rat Dog And Have Played With Too Many Great Players To Mention Them All. Paired Together With The Jeremiah Johnson Band You Get An Energized Entertainment Experience That Will Put The Honky Tonk In Major Venues To Come. Official Website The Jeremiah Johnson Band & The Sliders read less
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