There are a lot of acts out there that claim the traditionalist mantle, but there aren’t many as traditional as J.P. Harris. Harris is another one who hails from the southern Appalachian Mountains.
Out tomorrow: Sometimes Dogs Bark at Nothing by J.P. Harris.
Well, he’s not actually from the Appalachian Mountains. He started out in Alabama and spent time herding sheep for Navajo elders, hopping freight trains across the US, and working as a sheet metal scrapper, orchard worker, farm laborer, heavy equipment operator, and logger in between.
Check out JP’s Florida Blues #1 from the new album:
You can preorder Sometimes Dogs Bark at Nothing from Amazon today and have it tomorrow!
Desperate Man by Eric Church is also out tomorrow.
More upcoming releases:
Songs of the Plains by Colter Wall – October 12
Somewhere In Between by Adam Hood – October 12
The Eclipse Sessions by John Hiatt – October 12
Live at the Ryman by Jason Isbell – October 19
Southern Ground Sessions EP by Blackberry Smoke – October 26
Hard Times and White Lines by Whitey Morgan – October 26
Jumping Over Rocks by Jamie Lin Wilson – October 26
New Freedom Blues by Town Mountain – October 26
Christmas Everywhere by Rodney Crowell – November 2
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