ARTIST: The JJ Schultz Band
TITLE: Something To Me
LABEL: Last Stop Records
GENRE: Rock
TIME: 43:08 min
SIZE:  54,5 MB
RIP DATE: Sep-21-2005
RELEASE DATE: Sep-13-2005
WEBSITE: n/a

Track List:

01. Jackie You, Jackie Me                      05:20
02. Ol' 55                                     04:50
03. Drinkin' You Off My Mind                   03:30
04. Ol' Billy The Cab Driver                   04:39
05. Speed Train                                03:02
06. Someone Who's Not Me                       04:32
07. The Lonesome Truckdriver                   04:38
08. Ol' Thomas Edwards                         04:27
09. He Drives                                  03:59
10. Something To Me                            04:11

Release Notes:

It's hard to type the JJ Schultz Band living in
Chicago and not think JJ Fish (fast food fish
parlour). Anyway just a quick post for Sunday
morning. Folk-country no doubt inspired by equal
parts Townes Van Zandt and Merle Hagard. JJ Schultz
voice, guitar playing and songs make for an
impressive package from an up and coming young
americana artist. Released in 2004 on the Last Stop
Label in San Francisco Bustin Outa Town has been
steadily selling and I imagine gaining the attention
of a&r guys from some of the larger indie Americana
labels (if not then they can read about him here and
contact JJ through his site).
(http://songsillinoismp3.blogspot.com/2005/05/jj-sch
ultz-bustin-outa-town.html)

Jesse Torgenson, Austin Texas: ...[JJ Schultz's]
songs are written with the smoothness and clarity
that reminds a listener of the great Townes Van Zant
and his sad cowboy tunes of the sixties and
seventies. And JJ sings with grit and tenacity that
would make Willie Nelson proud, all the while
playing and picking his nylon string Talyor in such
a style that would make the country legend shed a
smile I'm sure