“If you’re looking for good melodic alternative country rock that touches the soul, I would recommend picking up this album. His music is top notch! Sit back and listen and find yourself in a place of comfort, clarity and deep thinking.” – O.L. Easterling, Album Reviews (Aug 02, 2013) Read the entire review on the Album Reviews Facebook page.
AeschTunes Reviews Xander Demos’ “Under A Darkened Sky”
Lesley Aeschliman recently reviewed “Under A Darkened Sky,” the latest “single” from XANDER DEMOS. Aeschliman writes, “When I listened to the song, I could hear that he’s got a lot of talent as a guitarist; ‘Under a Darkened Sky’ is a rather sold hard rock track, and I could easily hear it being included in a playlist with artists such …
Aeschtunes Reviews Jiggley Jones’ “No Spring Chicken”
Lesley Aeschliman recently reviewed No Spring Chicken, the debut EP from Americana singer-songwriter, Jiggley Jones. Admittedly not a fan of the genre, Aeschliman writes, “The one thing that really stood out to me about these tracks is the fact that Jones’ vocals kind of had a Tom Petty-like texture to them…From hearing No Spring Chicken, I can tell that Jones …
Digital Rodeo Reviews Jiggley Jones’ “No Spring Chicken”
Popular country music site, Digital Rodeo just posted their review of Jiggley Jones’ No Spring Chicken. Pam Stadel writes: “Jones presents a nice piece of musical art in this EP. I expect to see his name in the music news more often.” Read the entire review at http://digitalrodeo.com/news/music-reviews-locash-cowboysbobby-cyrusjiggley-jones.
C.W.’s Place Reviews Jiggley Jones’ “No Spring Chicken”
Jiggley Jones has been receiving some great reviews for his debut release, No Spring Chicken. C.W.’s Place is the latest site to post their review, saying “With his, ‘No Spring Chicken’ EP Jiggley Jones offers up just enough music to wet your appetite and leave you wanting more of its musical morsels of goodness.” Read the full review at www.cwsplace.wordpress.com.
Country Music City Reviews Doug Briney’s “Songs For The Unknown Soldier” Concert
This past Sunday, in honor of Memorial Day, country cowboy, Doug Briney performed a one-night-only, online concert event, “Songs for the Unknown Soldier.” The concert was broadcast live on StageIt.com, a web-based concert venue, that allows performers to reach their fans via real-time video and chat capabilities. Shellie Palmer, from Country Music City Promotions, was among the ticket holders, and …
The Music Universe Reviews Jiggley Jones’ “Baby Blue”
The Music Universe is a fast growing music community that covers news, reviews, and exclusive articles on signed and unsigned acts across the globe. It features exclusive articles with some of the world’s best upcoming, unsigned and top acts in music. Contributing writer, Ryan King recently posted his review of Jiggley Jones’ debut single, “Baby Blue:” “This contemporary sound suits …
Vents Magazine Reviews Jiggley Jones’ “No Spring Chicken”
Vents Magazine recently published its review of Jiggley Jones’ No Spring Chicken EP: “Music doesn’t have to be loud and insane in order to be awesome. The concept of rock is slowly changing and that’s the case in the sound of acts such as Jiggley Jones, where dirty is changed into clean, and noise disappears for something quite beautiful and …
Examiner’s Will Phoenix Takes On Jiggley Jones, Track By Track
Thank you to Will Phoenix, writer for Examiner.com for featuring Jiggley Jones’ EP, “No Spring Chicken” in his latest Track By Track column. Here’s a taste: “Seasoned singer-songwriter and guitarist Jiggley Jones recently released his very first solo project No Spring Chicken. This four-song EP is a short but sweet sampling of his brand of alt-country tinged, acoustic Americana. Pennsylvania-based …
Country Music News Blog Reviews Jiggley Jones’ “Baby Blue”
“…Honesty and heartfelt, almost raw, emotion in the lyrics on his tracks…” These are just a few words that Country Music News Blog used to describe “No Spring Chicken,” the new release from Americana singer/songwriter, Jiggley Jones. Read the full article at www.countrymusicnewsblog.com and leave a comment on their page.