Anthony Moser’s debut album is socially relevant commentary on the times. People take the casual fact, the creative imagination, and the will to believe and then construct their own reality.

Across twelve tracks, Justin Golden lays out a caution: be wary when things start going too well.

“The blues is a beautiful form and there are so many flavors. It’s what makes American music sound American.” – Stew Cutler

“‘Sing On’ was the very last song written and recorded for the album and as often happens it is the first single. The song is about what to do in the face of suffering.” – Jason Lee McKinney

Bobby Darin left an indelible mark on the music industry and world of entertainment in his brief 37 years.

“Basically, I wanted the message to be about dealing with life – coping, surviving.” Sharon Lewis

“I knew we could make music that drew in other people our age, while still appealing to those who grew up with this kind of music.” – Bo Howard, Naked Gypsy Queens bassist.

The laundry list of soul/blues luminaries for whom Howard Grimes played reads like a ‘Who’s Who’ of Memphis celebrities.

“I was searching for a fresh way to interpret such a well-known song, so I tuned my Les Paul Jr. to DADGAD. That magic sound helped the entire arrangement fall into place!” – Debra Devi

Eddie showed that despite his rock star status, he is still a mere ‘Earthling’ like the rest of us. The tour, with Glen Hansard opening, will continue throughout February with shows in San Diego, Los Angeles and Seattle.