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Americana/Folk Rock/Grassroots
40 Watt Bulb
Ben Wilinski
Dave Owens
Davis?
Ian Hilmer
James Apollo
Steven Green
Moedell
Alex Clark
HipHop
Toriano Sanzone
Rock/Altnerative/Pop/Punk
Filthy Divine
Moaning Lisa
The Bottlehouse
The Common Place
The Gaskets
Jazz/Blues/Avant-garde
1Fish2Fish
Chill 7
City Mouse
Fat Rudy
Lonnie Knight
Skinny Lou Kingston
Test Type Trio
Comedy
Andrew and Aaron
Comps
Fat City Music Samper
Punk Comp ‘Cheaper than Doing it Yourself’
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James
Apollo
A Tumbleweed. A hapless dreamer. A savage purveyor of roots-rocknroll
revelery. James Apollo is the drifting soul that has been swindling the
stout hearted compendium of urban hipsters and farmer's daughters for
years.
Born in Libertyville, Arkansas, then home of a US Post Office and a bar,
and currently home of a bar, the Apollo household soon transferred hometown
to the Great Northland, Minnesota, Minneapolis, a burgeoning threshold
of musical eccentricity that has launched some of the nations finest musical
artists.
Lighting out for the road at legal driving age, James refused the ties
of the respectable citizen. Move in, rock out, move on. The experiences
have lent all the knowledge of an aging hobo, with all the grace of a
slow dance with Fred and Ginger.
It's this jumbled road debauchery that lights up in Apollo's songs, the
broke down tales of life among those whose life is none of your business,
whispering just enough of what you don't know, to remind you of what you
do.
Press:
A rootsy concoction of sweet pop and lonesome highway blues that anyone with a bruised soul can identify with
Colorado Springs Independent
It makes the hairs on my arms stand up and tango
Jason Mraz
This album came from the bottom of a whiskey glass in a smoky bar, from staring at dusty shoes at the end of yet another gig, from travelling and touring relentlessly across America's great plains... This is the year of the one-man band, and this is your man.
Smack, UK
Apollo does succeed at keeping listeners on their toes. "Crawl When You Come Down," moves back and forth from caressing croons to moments of intense frenzy, where the entire band pounds at its instruments like toddlers who just discovered the pots in the kitchen.
Minnesota Daily
"Sweet Unknown" is one of those albums that just arrives out of seeming Nowheresville and blows your socks off.
Whisperin and Hollerin, US
A renegade Everley brother with a taste for Mexicana, providing his own accompaniment with cork heels on a hollow stage, taking histrionic kicks at a catskin tambourine. It is therefore fortunate that James Apollo's songs can easily withstand his entertaining but slighly affected pantomime on stage.
Baby Tiger, Edinburgh UK
Apollo's mission to spread the word
James's music quenches the thirst of Generation X-ers longing for straight up roots and blues.
Kent Gazette, UK
One for the road
A rootsier rock that tells of broken hearts and despair.
Lacrosse Tribune, US
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$11.99
James Apollo
Good Grief
1. Prelude, Colonel Travis
2. Alamo
3. Spring Storm
4. Dead Men Weigh More
5. Libertyville
6. Long Rope
7. Mercenary Tango
8. Neko
9. Lonliness
10. Three Birds
11. Slow Burn
12. All the Pretty
13. Good Grief
jamesapollo.com
Booking:
Kris Kerry
Lost Barrio Artists
150 S. Panorama Circle
Tucson AZ 85745
Phone 520.481.9813
Fax 520.903.1035
lostbarrioartists@msn.com
Press:
Adam Strom
Squeezing Sparks Media
squeezingsparks@gmail.com
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