GEORGE McCLURE Contemporary
Western Swing - on
JIP Records - Nashville
UPC Bar Code: 670797 72072 x [Check Bit]
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Or JIP Records 615-902-0509
P.O.Box 70403 Nashville TN 37207-0403 USA
Critically Acclaimed Artist!
On Tour Now In Texas &
Florida!
"This album is highly recommended..." [Mike Gross, WVOF-FM]
"...projects style and identity" "...a lot to enjoy" [BU]
- - with the Internet
Hit "ALIEN LOVE (I Made Love To An Alien Last Night)".
[mPulse.com]
"CHAMPAGNE SATURDAY (ALIEN LOVE)"
George McClure -
JIP Records
George McClure, Nashville touring artist, is the
writer of
"The Ballad of O.J.Simpson" and "Alien Love (I Made Love To
An Alien Last Night"(tm).
McClure Appearances and Highlights Include:
October 1999: NeA "Music City Music" Showcase; Gibson Guitar Cafe,
Nashville
May 1999: Album Showcase; Wolfy's, Nashville TN - On tour now
in Texas and Florida
1998: toured Houston, Ft.Worth/Dallas, Kansas City, Atlanta,
Mobile/Pensacola, Charlotte/Winston-Salem/Greensboro, San Antonio
TNN Nashville Network TV Appearance "TNN Country News"
Nashville Banner feature article and "The Ballad of
O.J.Simpson"
Summer Lights, Nashville
"grey-green skies" and "(Trauma,)" published by National
Library of Poetry
Sunny Summer Blues album of original and old-time
country (BU said "...projects a sense of identity", "...a lot to
enjoy")
Paramount's The Thing Called Love (River Phoenix)
Variations On Theme, the first 5-string banjo
improvisation guide
Take Me Back To Tulsa, Alien Love (I Made Love To An Alien
Last Night), Across The Alley From The Alamo, Champagne
Saturday, Can't Drown Your Memory, Wahoo, Gone With The
Wind, Mass Grass, El Rancho Grande, El Lumino, America
Review
Contemporary Western swing and swing jazz, with the pop
hit "Alien Love (I
Made Love To An Alien Last Night)". Features Nashville
legends Rick "L.D." Money, Bobby Hicks,
Mark Schatz and others.
David Grier, one of the planet's foremost
acoustic guitarists, is
featured in "Mass Grass",
a first class treatment in acoustic jazz playing.
"El Lumino", a swing
jazz version of "Rudolf" with a bit of Spanish verse,
blends with Tejano "El Rancho Grande" and the swing
treatments throughout, lending a Southwestern feel to
the album. (Even "Alien Love" mentions Roswell, NM.)
Includes the Cowboy Poetry of S.G.Miller
in "The Young, The Nomadic (Last Chance On The Prairie)".
[Alien Love(tm) is the registered
TradeMark of McClure & Trowbridge Publishing.]
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