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ACES DOWN
G. J. Lingus
Cowboy Blues Guitarist A Voice Without Words. Cowboy Blues the Blues from Texas mixed with the Rock and Roll from Memphis with the Country of Nashville and Cajun of Louisiana added that resonate within.
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Aces Down | 3:56 | Play |
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I'm There | 3:01 | Play |
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Remembering | 5:10 | Play |
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On Top of It | 3:54 | Play |
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The Chase | 4:32 | Play |
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In & Out | 3:49 | Play |
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Raining Tonight | 3:10 | Play |
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Together | 3:32 | Play |
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Done With It | 3:39 | Play |
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In the Moment | 4:35 | Play |
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Letting Loose | 3:15 | Play |
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Cowboy Blues Guitarist A Voice Without Words!
The Cowboy Roots
G. J. Lingus grew up on a cattle ranch in the West in New Mexico where he used to listen to Country Music, Rock and Roll, and the music his dad played from an accordion, harmonica, guitar, and fiddle always dreaming of one day playing lead guitar. In his late teens and early 20s, when he was a working cowboy on different ranches, he used to pick individual notes on his dads old acoustic guitar. He also purchased his first electric guitar in a pawnshop in Rapid City, South Dakota to get the feel of the Rock and Roll music he loved.
The Rhythm and Fast Talking
Also, in his early 20s, G. J. went to auction school in Montana to learn the art of selling only using rhythm and a singsong auction chant to communicate to buyers. This taught him how to use the guitar as an expression to communicate without the use of a lot of words much like he had to with his auction chant.
He got the Cowboy Blues
When G. J. purchased his first Telecaster, the Blues came from the guitar when he played. He could express what he was feeling through the notes. G. J. has said,
What I like about blues, and the rock and roll it
helped develop, it is real, whether I am
comfortable with the reality or not. You can take
away the words and just listen to the music to
experience the heart and soul of the matter.
He is able to express and share the music he loves and has within him Cowboy Blues the Blues from Texas mixed with the Rock and Roll from Memphis with the Country of Nashville and Cajun of Louisiana added that resonate within.
In 2005, G. J. Lingus released the guitar instrumental album Blues In Freedom as a demo for family and friends in honor and appreciation of freedom. The album was well received, therefore; in 2006 he released Aces Down a Cowboy Blues guitar instrumental album to share with everybody.
Comments about the Cowboy Blues Guitarist.
You did well.[Blues In Freedom Album 2005, G. J. Lingus] Watt, C., Jr., Texas Music Photographer of blues greats like Stevie Ray Vaughn, Muddy Waters, B.B. King, Buddy Guy, John Lee Hooker, and many other top name artists.
It seems like surely that guitar [of the Blues In Freedom Album 2005, G. J. Lingus] must have hidden feelings of its own, just waiting for you to come along and release its emotions. your emotions certainly come singing out. Alyce H., Illinois
Thanks so much for the Blues In Freedom CD You simply have to listen to enjoy it Bill P. - East Rand, South Africa.
I was born and raised in Memphis. The beat and guitar [of the Blues In Freedom Album 2005, G. J. Lingus] is very close to my roots. It ministers to my central nervous system. Wes. W Colorado