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Governor Davis & The Blues Ambassadors : I Am The Governor
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Big Chicago sound on "I Am The Governor" - Davis sings in a low tenor and barks out his lyrics with gusto.
Genre: Blues: Electric Blues
Release Date: 1997
I Am The Governor Record Label: JK Publishing
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
I Am The Governor 3:39 Album Only
Soul Town 5:04 Album Only
I've Got A Secret 3:55 Album Only
Where's My Ribs?! 3:45 Album Only
Shorted 4:50 Album Only
Ain't That The Blues 3:19 Album Only
Rhythm & Rhyme 3:35 Album Only
Mirror Image 3:06 Album Only
Back Door Woman 3:29 Album Only
Guns & Violence 3:04 Album Only
Don't Let The Blues Get You Down 4:30 Album Only
Don't Forget To Boogie 2:49 Album Only
Runnin' With The Blues 7:51 Album Only
Soul Town/Radio Mix 4:15 Album Only
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Album Notes

Governor Davis & The Blues Ambassadors is a 4-piece blues -- injected with soul/R'nB/rock influences -- outfit based in central Indiana. Formed in January '91, the act is comprised of Governor (yes, that's his real name) Davis on guitar and lead vocals, Steve Robbins on guitar/mandolin/vocals, Ron 'RC' Coffman on drums and James 'Jimmy V' Valdez on bass and vocals. Their repertoire includes original music written by Governor, Steve and Jimmy, as well as blues covers ranging from John Lee Hooker to BB King.

"...these guys are pure entertainment. The dance floor was full of sweaty bodies groovin' hard and the band's stage presence reflects their title with SRV-esque blues/rock covers and sassy originals..." NUVO Newsweekly, Indpls.

Governor Davis & The Blues Ambassadors have been voted in the top 3 blues band category in NUVO Newsweekly's "Best of Indy" Reader's Poll nine of the last ten years, and voted #1 Blues Band in the 2003 Readers Poll.

"...a show band sound ala Big Twist or Big John Dickerson... all original playlist is irrepressibly upbeat..." Living Blues magazine

"...a big Chicago sound on 'I Am The Governor'. Davis sings in a low tenor and barks out his lyrics with gusto." Blues Revue magazine.

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