Log in to add to your wishlist
Blues, Soul, New Orleans style music. The best music in the world.
Genre:
Blues: Electric Blues
Release Date:
2002
Albums you will love
Jeff Turmes
The Distance You Can Travel
Blues: Rhythm & Blues
Every Day's My Lucky Day
© Copyright-Jeff Turmes
(644307100225)
Record Label: Fat Head Records
No items available in your wishlist
EVERY DAY’S MY LUCKY DAY – NOTES
This Los Angeles native is a prolific songwriter and a righteous multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, bandleader and arranger who has recorded with R.L. Burnside, Charlie Musselwhite, Richard Thompson, Kid Ramos, Janiva Magness, Doug MacLeod and many similar artists. His songs have been recorded by James Harman, Gary Primich, Janiva Magness, and Saffire, among others.
“Every Day’s My Lucky Day” is Jeff’s first solo release. It features 14 tracks, all original songs, in Blues and Orleans- style settings. Jeff sings about great big slobs, sad clowns, dogs that everybody hates (except its owner), losers and shipwrecks. Grooves vary from wild jump swing to cool shuffles to funky 2-beats. And despite the song titles, this record doesn’t take itself very seriously.
Guest artists include Rick Holmstrom, Janiva Magness and Juke Logan.
Jeff’s had lots of experience in these styles of music. He’s played blues and roots around Southern California for 25 years and has toured with James Harman and Canned Heat. He plays guitar (and is a mean slide player), saxophones, basses, and whatever else is around. His diverse influences include Jimmy Reed, Howlin’ Wolf, Percy Mayfield, Pee Wee Russell, Tom Waits, Elmore James, Charlie Rich, Thelonious Monk… et cetera.
Jeff continues to write and record distinctive music and to work in the nightclubs and studios of Southern California.
Read more...
Please
log in to review the album.
author: Jackie
He's not John Mayer or John Hiatt, but his songs for the most part are happier and more upbeat than those guys. Doesn't have Mayer's guitar or Hiatt's darker take on life, but these are good sunny Saturday morning songs. I hope he can get a radio single and break thru to the mainstream. I'm sure he would be excellent on tour.
Read more...
Like New Orleans-style funky blues? Buy this now!
author: Ric McCurdy
What a pleasure to hear a new artist with this much style and excitement. Lots of blues CDs nowadays are 75-year-old players way past their prime. Jeff Turmes plays and writes fresh,funky blues tunes that are clever lyrically and right in the pocket musically. The only thing better than buying this CD would be hearing Jeff live under the influence of alcohol. Comin' to the Big Apple soon Jeff?
When he's at his best, Jeff Ts' songs sound like a large-bottomed girl walkin' slow. Badunkadunk.
Read more...
author: Stu Fingers
Great stuff Jeff! Talented musician! Love the stories. Hints of Tom Waits. I`m playing along on Sax. Nice one! Stu
Read more...