The Man That Time Forgot (CD)

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• Release Date: June 21, 2011
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Fat Possum
• UPC: 895102002638
• WAPI (Tower ID): 117357159
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• Tower.com Sales Rank: #153518 in Music (See Top 100 Music Bestsellers)
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John Paul Keith grew up outside of Knoxville, the son of a truck driver. He learned to sing in church and he learned to play guitar when he was ten and his father gave him an acoustic and a copy of Chuck Berry s Golden Hits and The Best of B.B. King. It was the first music he ever heard that wasn t country or spirituals- he didn t hear the Beatles until he was nearly in high school. A blistering guitarist and singer, and the kind of songwriter who makes great melodies and incredible lyrics sound effortless, he certainly seems like a sure thing- the kind of artist you just need to hit play and record on and let rip. The story continues in 2011 with The Man That Time Forgot, Keith s sophomore album for Big Legal Mess Records. Part of the legendary Fat Possum family that championed and gave a home to such artists as R.L. Burnside and Junior Kimbrough, Big Legal Mess is proudly preparing The Man That Time Forgot for a June release. The album, which was produced by Fat Possum veteran Bruce Watson, captures the spirit and energy of the One Four Fives live shows, but explores a wider range of themes and influences echoes of Tex-Mex, garage rock, countripolitan, mid-60 s soul/pop, blistering rockabilly, and even Mose Allison s brand of jazz-blues. It s around about the third listen the realization comes: These songs are incredible. From the Sir Douglas-like opener, Never Could Say No , to the wry, closing-time waltz, The Last Last Call , this is the work of an amazing songwriter, and a bold step forward with an even broader scope than before.

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