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No Shelter
Josh Williamson Band
25% off all JWB albums for limited time only. Guitar driven rock power trio with an emphasis on quality songs, and dynamic performance.
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No Shelter | 4:11 | Play |
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Shallow Shores | 4:09 | Play |
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Blinded Eyes | 3:48 | Play |
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Kick | 5:03 | Play |
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Half Empty | 4:20 | Play |
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Reverie | 5:29 | Play |
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Conflict Song | 5:10 | Play |
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Long Run | 4:51 | Play |
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One Step Forward | 4:05 | Play |
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I'm Still Waiting | 5:36 | Play |
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P.A. | 3:18 | Play |
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Description
Josh Williamson Band "JWB"
What hits you first when you hear the Josh Williamson Band performing live is the tremendous amount of music coming from only three people. What hits you next is just how good that music is.
You look for the guitars. You swear there are two, but you only see one. And the singer and the guitar player are the same guy, and you get dizzy as you watch him articulate the lyrics while simultaneously his hands play a line that other guitar players couldn't get through while even just breathing. Head down as he rips open a lead, black eyes glaring through black hair, then back to microphone he growls the chorus.
Also known as "JWB" - the Josh Williamson Band is a rock power-trio with a huge sound and a reputation for great live performances. Rooted in the blues but with funk and hard rock flavorings, JWB delivers its riff-laced rock set with the hard precision of an orchestra, the explosive energy of a punk rock band, and the deeper soul of a delta bluesman. With a nod to the past, theirs is a sound that propels forward, with a feeling everyone understands but have never heard expressed this way.
Ever since Josh Williamson sneaked into a blues jam to play guitar at age 15 (and was kicked out after two songs for being obviously too young) people have been shaking heads and dropping jaws at his smooth, attacking style. At the age of 16, he won a nation-wide contest sponsored by Fender Guitars, and performed with Kenny Wayne Shepherd live at the House of Blues in Los Angeles. At the age of 17, with his first band - the Josh Williamson Blues Band - he opened for Joe Louis Walker in front of 5,000 people in San Jose, California.
But Josh Williamson is more than a guitar, and the Josh Williamson Band is more than a guitar player. Since coming to Seattle in 2001 at 18, Josh has worked hard to find his music and his band, and in the Pacific Northwest has found both.
The newest member of the Josh Williamson Band, Matt Bos, is the perfect complement to the chemistry between Josh and Patrick. Having played drums since he was seven, Matt grew up associated with the music business, and had the opportunities to jam with the likes of Dick Dale in his own living room. Like Josh and Patrick, he has lived all over the United States, and brings a diverse taste in music that works well to round out the JWB sound.
Influenced by the greats and inspired by the classics, the JWB sound stands strong and unique on its 2002 debut CD, "A Working Man's Breakfast", which showcases the band's versatility and artistry with eleven rock originals garnering brisk sales, local radio play, and a wellspring word-of-mouth following.
With the recent release of "No Shelter" the Josh Williamson Band continues in the power-trio rock tradition of "A Working Man's Breakfast," but takes it to many new and exciting places. The album begins right away with adrenaline pumping on the intro to the title track, "No Shelter." From there, the energy continues into one of the most sonically interesting songs of the album. With its time changes, key changes, distorted bass solo, backwards guitar solo, and many vocal layers, "Shallow Shores" is a song that you will find new things in every time you listen to it. The energy comes through in this album. From the uptempo "Reverie" solo, to the thoughtful slower moments in "Half Empty", to the acoustic lullaby, "P.A." which closes the album, every songs provides it's own feeling to be emersed in. With this album, a new era of the "JWB" begins.
"Definitely one of the up and coming rock bands... a full-fledged rock and roller."
- HotBands.com
"Reminiscent of Stevie Ray Vaughan, Hendrix, or Robin Trower... a rock-blues powerhouse with scorching guitar work."
- IndieShout.com
"Josh Williamson...one of the nations best new guitarists."
- San Jose Mercury News
The Josh Williamson Band - if this is the first time you have heard of them, it won't be the last.