Jude Bowerman
Life Goes On
© 2002 Jude Bowerman (657370007124)
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Groove music - danceable funk, acid jazz, a touch of reggae and a bit of rock - GET SOME..
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- 1 Can't Turn It Off
- 2 Lovebug
- 3 Can You Feel It
- 4 Life Goes On
- 5 Soulfire
- 6 Passerby
- 7 Let Love Breathe
- 8 Forgotten People
- 9 Hit and Run
- 10 What's In Store
- 11 Down Under
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Pioneering a new sound, Jude Bowerman covers a wide terrain of musical styles blending the rhythms of old school funk, blues, hip-hop, house and classic soul. He captivates audiences with his charismatic singing and dynamicly interactive playing. Jude's live performances are high energy and uplifting, with non-stop infectious grooves punctuated by a distictly original tone and firey guitar playing. His influences and abilities are seemingly endless and his energy to share and perform is equally as deep. A testament to this is the talent he and his award winning band have shared the stage with: Johnny Winter, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, George Thorogood, Ronnie Earl, Coco Montoya, Sista Monica; the list goes on. Jude was awarded the prestigious Summy Award for Best Bluesman and also given accolades by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer as the "Best Entertainment at Bumbershoot." "A definite must-see" Jude Bowerman has his hands grasped firmly on the pulse of music scene.
Jude has taken a major leap in style and ability over the past year. He spent a solid 5 years playing Texas and Chicago style blues, mixed up with some James Brown funk, all along the I-5 corridor from Vancouver, B.C. to SanFrancisco, CA. Jude then took a year off to work on more soul-influenced R&B and acid jazz. The result is a more mature and individual sound, the lyrics drawing from his experiences and his view of life; the music a funky swank drawing from both the older funk and soul sounds, combined with his taste for high energy blues and a love of the new acid jazz and soul groove movement.
Still known to jump off stage to sit in some unsuspecting woman's lap wrapping his guitar around her -- or take a stroll down any bar he can find, Jude hasn't lost any of the high energy in-your-face antics he learned from watching Buddy Guy and Albert Collins. It's a show that has lovers of all types of music entertained, even if its just to watch Jude playing with the audience as much as with his guitar.