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|    Gulf Coast Group Johnny John & The Schem    |
|    18 Jul 18 16:32:26    |
      From: musicdish@gmail.com              The new release, Let There Be Drums! from brand new Gulf Coast recording       project Johnny John and the Schemin' Dreamers proudly goes against the music       trends of modernity.              The brainchild of drummer Johnny Harrelson, featuring Florida guitarist Joe       Pizzolato, bassist Adrian Howland, keyboardist Cody Collum and veteran       Organist Red Young (Eric Burdon, Linda Ronstadt, Freddy Fender); Engineered by       Rick Hirsch (Wet Willie,        Greg Allman, Bonnie Bramlett), Mixed and Mastered by Jack Miele (Blues       Traveler, John Oates); Let There Be Drums! is an exhibition of progressive       musicianship.              Fans of Gary Moore, Cozy Powell, Frank Marino, and Jeff Beck will certainly       enjoy this record.              The burning question for such a release is why? Drummer-Producer Johnny       Harrelson states that:              "Initially I wanted to put something out that said this kind of music is still       viable and worth doing. I wanted this to be a testament to the musicianship of       the era.              Yet, there are many other reasons too. It was worth letting everyone know that       there are some good young players here on the Alabama/Florida Gulf Coast. We       were very privileged to have Rick Hirsch agree to engineer it. His insights       from the era we        touched on were primary. He is a primary source! We were very excited to work       with him.              I also wanted to reach an under-served audience. We still hear songs like Led       Boots on the radio; so there are still folks out there who like this music.       This release has a lot to with the reverence and respect for the guys who made       this music famous. If        a few guys in their 20s and 30s can bring it to a grassroots audience, so much       the better. That's how things get started. We need more musicians making music       like this.              Most importantly, this is my first release and I wanted to begin with what I       know best. Playing the drums."                     Let There Be Drums! is available on all music platforms and on 10" vinyl.       Visit https://johnnyjohnmusic.com to purchase.              Video: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyJ9HQxmKlByDD0ZQAbdVqF46jg-CvYPd              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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