Jerry Dowell Band

I would call attention to myself primarily as a Poet although my association with the Six String Guitar that (became an Obsession) has driven me to compose for the wide range of Country, Bluesy, Jazzy and Gospel Vibes that exist in and around the Kansas City Area.
as well as recording and performing in the Kansas City Area i published a book of Poetry, Song Lyrics and Art titled; "The Art of Living and Dying"
i am dedicated to learning how to adequately Handle the Electric and Acoustic Guitars so as to create and execute Musical Landscapes that provide exciting backgrounds for Poetic glimpses of Beauty, Tragedy, Sadness, Wisdom and Love. . . .
you can find me on these other sites as well. you can purchase any merchandise of Jerry Dowell's such as 3 full length CD's, a paper back Poetry/Lyric book and music videos.
Other sites include a blogging page, myspace, facebook and at these radio stations you can hear his songs just click on the links below to visit any of them. you will also find JasonWardStudios music review blog on the random music review blog spot!
http://jerrydowell.com
http://www.facebook.com /jerrydowell
http://www.myspace.com/jerr...
http://randommusicreview.bl...
http://www.hardcoremix.com
http://newartradio.com
what i do is best summed up in the words of Kansas City's Pitch Weekly Magazine review of two of my records by Andrew Miller; "Dowell veers from honky-tonk to loop-driven percussive funk to sax-driven free jazz to doo-wop balladry, treating each genre with respect. . . He's an authentic outlaw without affectation." ~ j.

well some have said it sounds a little dark kinda grungy, some say i sound like Bruce Springsteen, Johnny Cash, or Bob Dylan hell i even been compared to Neil Young but overall in the end... i just sound like me...playing anywhere from some country/blues to rock-n-roll and Red Dirt

Band Members:
Jerry Dowell(Singer,Songwriter,Guitarist and Harmonica), Thomas Nelson(Bass) and Andrew Feldman(Drums)

Influences:
Neil Young, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, Frank Zappa, and Stevie Ray Vaughn