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Orange Blossoms
By JJ Grey
Label: Alligator Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: Orange Blossoms; The Devil You Know; Everything Good is Bad; She Don't Know; The Truth; WYLF; On Fire; Move It On; Higher You Climb; Ybor City; I Believe (In Everything).
Blood Brothers
Label: Alligator Records
Released: 2008
Track listing: My Dog's Still Walkin'; Don't Lose My Number; Flamethrower; Stop Drinking; Must Be Karma; Freezer Burn; Coleman Avenue; Midlife Crisis, Midnight Flight; Bumpy Ride; That Ring Don't Mean a Thing; Cold Folks Boogie; Out on a Limb; The Pleasure Was All Mine; Troubled Dreams.
JJ Grey & Mofro: Orange Blossoms
by Chris M. Slawecki
JJ Grey and Mofro's follow-up to their critically and popularly acclaimed 2007 Alligator debut, Country Ghetto, sounds a little less shocking but no less rocking. It feels as if that first release, in retrospect, was a shout designed by songwriter, producer, singer and multi-instrumentalist Grey to get your attention. Orange Blossoms stretches out into real conversation ...
Smokin' Joe Kubek & Bnois King: Blood Brothers
by Chris M. Slawecki
Joe Kubek moved to Texas and played backup for bluesmen of both local and national renown (including Texas legend Freddie King) before he turned 20. He met Louisiana native Bnois King at a blues jam session in Dallas. The two quickly realized that their individual slashing blues styles would make one powerhouse combination guitar sound and ...
Country Ghetto
Label: Alligator Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: War; Circles; Country Ghetto; Tragic; By My Side; On Palestine; Footsteps; Turpentine; A Woman; Mississippi; The Sun is Shining Down; Goodbye.
State of Grace
Label: Alligator Records
Released: 2007
Track listing: Smiling Face Hiding a Weeping Heart; Close the Door; (What
JJ Grey & Mofro: Country Ghetto
by Chris M. Slawecki
It's rather promising for a band's debut to remind you of the Faces on the fast numbers and of Otis Redding on the slow ones, but these legends provide solid points of reference for JJ Grey & Mofro's Country Ghetto. Country Ghetto is swampy, funky, bluesy, and above all genuine, straight from JJ Grey's ...
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