Scot Gibbs-
Guitar Master. Scot claims to have been playing and collecting guitars since "Hank Williams was a boy". Primarily a self-taught musician, Scot has been playing for as long as he can remember.
Greg Gagne-
Drums and Vocals. Greg provides the energy that drives the bands’ vital up-tempo sound. He keeps the beat and adds essential background vocals on many of the group's songs.
Vinnie Mirisola-
Fiddle, Pedal Steel, Electric Guitar. Vinnie knows his way around strings. If it’s got strings on it, he’ll play it. A great utility player, Vinnie has won competition awards from here to Las Vegas. He likes to entertain the crowd with his fiddle and gets serious with the band when sitting at the pedal steel. He played with the popular southern rockers Gunsmoke back in the early days. He was co-founder of the band - Kim and the Jukebox Cowboys.
Jarrod Williams
I've played venues all throughout New England and played on several studio albums. I've played with many great musicians. 4 years on the road with Eastern Sun playing everywhere form Harper's Ferry in Boston MA, to The Common Ground in Vermont, to the Ale House in Portland ME. As Well as many local New Hampshire Establishments, like The Strange Brew, Milly's Tavern, and Whippersnapper's. Check out a list of venues. Some of the bands that I have played with are: Jimmy Lehoux, Dr. Harp's Blues Revue Band, Twin Killing, Eastern Sun, and Tore Down House, I'm also assistant director of the Contemporary Christian Music Ministry at St Thomas Aquinas Church in Derry NH.
Al Gagnon
Keyboard and Synth
Copyright
Capital Productions LLC
Влияние
Waylon Jennings, Alan Jackson, Phil Vassar, Tony Martin, Bret James, Bon Jovi, I enjoy all kinds of music
Jimmy Lehoux is that rarest breed of country singer—one with style and substance. One who’s determined to make history, not just repeat it.
He’s off to a good start. Though he’s steeped in the tradition of country, Lehoux’s music is stamped with his own unique style. He honors the past, but refuses to live in it. That’s why he continues to push at the boundaries of country music forward, creating an exciting new blend that’s as emotionally potent as it is commercially appealing.
That’s what you’d expect from this iconic, straight-talking, do-it-his-own-way kind of cowboy. He’s the kind of singer who didn’t have to think twice about making a living playing country music. That’s because country music has been an integral part of his life since before he could talk. That’s even more impressive considering he was born and raised in New Hampshire. Lehoux’s new album, Thirteen, contains an explosive brand of turbo-charged, radio-ready country music destined to put Lehoux and New Hampshire on the country music map.
Lehoux’s story and music journey goes almost back to his birth. It was fate or perhaps a calling, but Lehoux was destined to be a country music singer and songwriter. By the time he was three, he was singing songs along with the radio. He got his first real guitar at age nine, which is also when he began singing in church. He released a six-song demo made in Nashville when he was just sixteen. He soon began songwriting and shortly after the New Hampshire Country Music Association named him the Youth Male Vocalist of the Year. After winning awards and critical acclaim, he formed a band and began taking his home state by storm. He packed clubs with his band and earned a reputation for a ferocious live show. He soon began getting calls to open for country music and rock legends like Alabama, Charlie Daniels, Pam Tillis, Little Feat, Marshall Tucker and Molly Hatchett to name a few.
Lehoux’s rapid rise to the top of the country music scene in the Northeast has been as natural and organic as the music he makes. Thirteen captures the frenetic, explosive energy of his live shows while mixing in ballads and narrative story songs that engage the heart as well as the mind.
“My producer, Nashville veteran Tom McBee, and I wanted to stretch the limits of country music and create a very distinct sound,” says Lehoux. “We wanted to find a blend of something really commercially viable, but still different enough to help the music stand out. I think we did and we got songs from some of the best songwriters in Nashville like Brett James, Tony Martin, Mark Nelser and Nathan Woodard.
Jimmy drags his guitar through Jimmy Buffet-influenced sandy beaches on “Twenty Toes In The Sand” (from writers Tom Stipe and Liz Miller) and bears his soul in “Turn Off My Heart,” a potent ballad. Thirteen is the record Jimmy Lehoux was born to make. It’s a seamless blend of old and new. The opening “The Way Things Are” is a toe tapping, radio-ready hit-in-waiting. “Close To Me” captures the power and poignancy of a slice-of-true-life love affair. The disc features track after track of a singer at the top of his game and comfortable in his own skin.
Go ahead, put Thirteen in your CD player and let the music wash over you. Because if you listen carefully there’s a distinct sound that comes through on Jimmy Lehoux’s latest album—one you don’t get to hear very often.
It’s the sound of history in the making.
Jimmy is still currently working on his first Nashville recorded album which is due to release later this spring, and if you to go to the offical website you can get a sneak listen of a few songs off the new album! (and while your there you can listen to old music as well). Stay tuned there's more to come!
If you would like to book Jimmy or see more info on him, go to www.jimmylehoux.com.
Chuck Thompson
Thompson Entertainment Group, LLC
"Where music has A Heart and A Soul"
1300 Division Street, Ste 105
Nashville, TN 37203
Phone 615-742-8004
Fax 615-742-8014
www.thompsonentertainmentgroup.com
Produced By Tom Mcbee Nashville, TN
Recording for the album was done at "Buck's Place -Handersonville, TN. (615-826-8929)
Professional Photos taken by "Dennis Carney" at Dennis Carney Photography in Nashville, TN. 615-889-5000.
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Today I like to inform you, that you can read and watch interviews with your favorit country stars in Enlgish, German and French at http://www.CountryHome.de/Interviews .
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Editor & Journalist for Country Music Christian Lamitschka An der Pfingstweide 28 61118 Bad Vilbel Germany Phone: ++49 6101 544613 Mobil: ++49 171 6903352 Ch.Lamitschka@t-online.de Info@CountryMusic-Magazin.de www.MySpace.com/ChristianLamitschka
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Editor & Journalist for Country Music Christian Lamitschka An der Pfingstweide 28 61118 Bad Vilbel Germany Phone: ++49 6101 544613 Mobil: ++49 171 6903352 Ch.Lamitschka@t-online.de Info@CountryMusic-Magazin.de
Thank you very much for the add... I saw you at the Capital Center for the Arts the night of Wishstock. I had never heard you before and I thought you were great! I especially liked your intro, and the way you spoke about NH. As a NH native, you struck a few chords to say the least.
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As of 3 years ago New Orleans was my home. I was abruptly uprooted as a result of Hurricane Katrina. So you can only imagine how heavy my heart feels this weekend watching the city preparing for the possibility of being hit by a similar sized storm. Yet I am filled with gratitude as I know that I am equipped with the ability to help those that are going to need assistance as a result of the storm. No matter where this storm hits, those there are going to need help. I am proudly announcing that I am coordinating concerts/seminars around the United States to benefit victims in need. This is resulting from my recently published book (The Remains of Hurricane Katrina), and my dream of one day being able to help victims of all types. The first of these events is being planned in New Mexico to benefit their domestic violence victims. I am asking all singers, bands and anyone that can help with these events to contact me as soon as possible. We need all the participation and help that we can acquire. The events are going to have to occur as soon as possible. Please refer to my site for further information or contact me as soon as possible, no matter who you are, if you want to help. It is true, only good results from helping others. It makes dreams come true. Sandra Speer International Marketing Consultant/Promoter Author-The Remains of Hurricane Katrina 954.718. 0733