with:
Mark Hendricks, Dean Smith, Bonnie Bramlett, Phil Keaggy, Kentucky HeadHunters, James Lewis (Trans-Siberian Orchestra), Darrell Mansfield, Kevin McKendree, Curtis Burch, Danny Brooks....
Influences
Jesus, Robert Johnson, Billy F. Gibbons, Otis Redding....what a combination!!
Chicken-skin alert: If you’re a Les Paul-through-Marshall fanatic and believe that the ripe, searing sounds of Paul Kossoff with Free, Mick Taylor with the Bluesbreakers, and Fresh Cream-era Eric Clapton represent the apex of Sunburst tone, then don’t miss Greg Martin’s plangent licks with the Mighty Jeremiahs. Armed with a ’58 PAF-loaded Paul and a clutch of old Marshall half-stacks, Martin honed his squawky attack with the Kentucky Headhunters. On this album—a collection of gospel songs wrapped in a blanket of Memphis soul and loud, hillbilly blues—he teams up with vocalist Jimmy Hall (Wet Willie) and a punchy rhythm section to deliver an hour of ecstatic 6-string. Hearing Martin pepper his flutey bends and growling bass riffs with pinch harmonics in “Respect Yourself” and “John the Revelator,” you just might conclude he’s the most toneful Paul-bearer playing today. ear X-tacy.
By Andy Ellis | October 05
Guitar Player Magazine
The Mighty Jeremiahs debut CD is now available through ear X-tacy in
Louisville, KY!
ear X-tacy Records
1534 Bardstown Rd,
Louisville, 40205
(502) 452-1799
Hey guys this is Great and thinks for the add.I have seen you play with Wet Willie back in the day Jimmie.Hope you put some of your harmonica on some of the new stuff also.Im loving this and will probably put you in my top friends list.Thanks and keep in touch. Mike
Hey guys, thanks for the friend add. Great sound. Didn't know there was a Glasgow in Kentucky. I live about 6 miles from Glasgow in Scotland and about 1 mile from Kentucky in Paisley.
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