Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2005
Time:55:22
Size:127,5 MB
Label:Blind Tommy Records
Styles:Amtricana/Alt-Country/Blues Rock/Southern Rock
Art:Front
Year:2005
Time:55:22
Size:127,5 MB
Label:Blind Tommy Records
Styles:Amtricana/Alt-Country/Blues Rock/Southern Rock
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Far From Home - 4:52
2. I Just Want To Be Loved For A While - 6:37
3. Big Bucks Band - 4:37
4. Tell Me Why - 4:51
5. Cry A Love Song - 5:53
6. Intro The Purple Sky - 6:16
7. Shady Lady - 3:34
8. This Night - 4:57
9. Can't Get With It - 5:24
10. On My Mind - 4:27
11. Arms Of Love - 3:50
1. Far From Home - 4:52
2. I Just Want To Be Loved For A While - 6:37
3. Big Bucks Band - 4:37
4. Tell Me Why - 4:51
5. Cry A Love Song - 5:53
6. Intro The Purple Sky - 6:16
7. Shady Lady - 3:34
8. This Night - 4:57
9. Can't Get With It - 5:24
10. On My Mind - 4:27
11. Arms Of Love - 3:50
The Award-Winning Seattle singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Stacy Jones and her Award-winning Band who deliver high energy Roots Rock, Blues, and Americana.
Stacy Jones is no stranger to success. She has been nominated, multiple times, for “Best of the Blues” awards in songwriting, performance, harmonica, and guitar.
Stacy and the band received the 2026 “Best Blues Rock Band Award,” and have won the “Best Band Award,” five consecutive years in 2022,2021, 2020, 2019 and 2018 plus over two dozen other “Best of the Blues” awards, from the Washington Blues Society including Best Female Vocalist, Blues Harmonica, Blues Songwriter, Blues Drummer and Blues Bass and the 2018 NW Recording of the Year for her album Love Is Everywhere. 2016 WBS Best of the Blues Awards winner for Best NW recording / Whiskey Wine and Water, The 2015 IMEA award winner: Best Blue Song “Can’t Do Nothin’ Right.”
In 2022 and 2017 she was accepted in the first round of Grammy Voting for “Best Contemporary Blues Album” and “Best Americana Song” and was chosen to represent the South Sound Blues Association as the entrant for the 2018 Best Self-produced CD Competition at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis TN. She has also charted on Roots Radio Report Top 40.
A dynamic performer and expressive vocalist, Stacy has taken the stage at the Chicago Blues Festival, SXSW, juke joints in Mississippi, riverboats in California, headlined festivals, toured Europe and shared stages with ZZ Top, Elvin Bishop, Charlie Musselwhite, Lee Oskar, Coco Montoya, Janiva Magness, and many other legends.
The band led by Stacy Jones, with her father Tom Jones on Bass and Drummer Rick J Bowen have been together since 2008,
In 2023 the group welcomes Eric Rice to the fold. Eric Is multi “Best of the Blues” Award Winner and leads his own group Eric’s Maine Connection.
2003 The debut album “The Stacy Jones Band,” released
2005 release “Stacy Jones and the Wulf Tones,” Red Dirt Road
In 2009 The Stacy Jones Band reformed took the Seattle music scene by storm, playing over 115 gigs & festivals as well as winning the “Best New Band” award from The Washington Blues Society.
The band released a limited edition CD Live at the Triple Door, in September 2009
The Stacy Jones Band’s first full length CD “Long Time Comin” was released in January 2010 and continues to receive strong airplay and is now in its second pressing. 2011 looks promising for this Northwest favorite.
May 2010 Stacy Jones receives the “Best Female vocalist” award from The Washington Blues Society.
Nov 2011 the band released “No Need to Spell It Out,” on Critical Sun Recordings. The 4th full length album was Produced by Bubba Jones and recorded at Contact Create Studios-Snohomish. 2012 the album was nominated for NW recording of the year by the Washington Blues Society.
Dec 2011 Jeff Menteer released “The Nature of My Dreams,” his first solo album featuring members of SJB, produced by Jeff Menteer and Tom Jones.
June 1.2012 release Live And Untapped. captured May 2011 at the Untapped Blues and Brews festival, Showcasing the strengths and depth of the whole group, the set was recorded by Jazz Stream mobile and mixed at Studio Litho in Seattle by Floyd Reitsma (Pearl Jam-Dave Mathews) and mastered by Ed Brooks at RFI.
Stacy Jones is no stranger to success. She has been nominated, multiple times, for “Best of the Blues” awards in songwriting, performance, harmonica, and guitar.
Stacy and the band received the 2026 “Best Blues Rock Band Award,” and have won the “Best Band Award,” five consecutive years in 2022,2021, 2020, 2019 and 2018 plus over two dozen other “Best of the Blues” awards, from the Washington Blues Society including Best Female Vocalist, Blues Harmonica, Blues Songwriter, Blues Drummer and Blues Bass and the 2018 NW Recording of the Year for her album Love Is Everywhere. 2016 WBS Best of the Blues Awards winner for Best NW recording / Whiskey Wine and Water, The 2015 IMEA award winner: Best Blue Song “Can’t Do Nothin’ Right.”
In 2022 and 2017 she was accepted in the first round of Grammy Voting for “Best Contemporary Blues Album” and “Best Americana Song” and was chosen to represent the South Sound Blues Association as the entrant for the 2018 Best Self-produced CD Competition at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis TN. She has also charted on Roots Radio Report Top 40.
A dynamic performer and expressive vocalist, Stacy has taken the stage at the Chicago Blues Festival, SXSW, juke joints in Mississippi, riverboats in California, headlined festivals, toured Europe and shared stages with ZZ Top, Elvin Bishop, Charlie Musselwhite, Lee Oskar, Coco Montoya, Janiva Magness, and many other legends.
The band led by Stacy Jones, with her father Tom Jones on Bass and Drummer Rick J Bowen have been together since 2008,
In 2023 the group welcomes Eric Rice to the fold. Eric Is multi “Best of the Blues” Award Winner and leads his own group Eric’s Maine Connection.
2003 The debut album “The Stacy Jones Band,” released
2005 release “Stacy Jones and the Wulf Tones,” Red Dirt Road
In 2009 The Stacy Jones Band reformed took the Seattle music scene by storm, playing over 115 gigs & festivals as well as winning the “Best New Band” award from The Washington Blues Society.
The band released a limited edition CD Live at the Triple Door, in September 2009
The Stacy Jones Band’s first full length CD “Long Time Comin” was released in January 2010 and continues to receive strong airplay and is now in its second pressing. 2011 looks promising for this Northwest favorite.
May 2010 Stacy Jones receives the “Best Female vocalist” award from The Washington Blues Society.
Nov 2011 the band released “No Need to Spell It Out,” on Critical Sun Recordings. The 4th full length album was Produced by Bubba Jones and recorded at Contact Create Studios-Snohomish. 2012 the album was nominated for NW recording of the year by the Washington Blues Society.
Dec 2011 Jeff Menteer released “The Nature of My Dreams,” his first solo album featuring members of SJB, produced by Jeff Menteer and Tom Jones.
June 1.2012 release Live And Untapped. captured May 2011 at the Untapped Blues and Brews festival, Showcasing the strengths and depth of the whole group, the set was recorded by Jazz Stream mobile and mixed at Studio Litho in Seattle by Floyd Reitsma (Pearl Jam-Dave Mathews) and mastered by Ed Brooks at RFI.
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