Texas-style rockin' blues . . .

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Take Me to Heaven	2:36
2		Hank, Slow Down	2:38
3		Angelique	3:24
4		So Wrong (It Must Be Real)	2:36
5		The Moon in the Man	3:25
6		Making It Up As We Go	3:18
7		Fountain of Love	3:52
8		Love Changes Everything	2:51
9		Don't Fall in Love	3:33
10		Big Enough World	2:50
11		Red Car Mama	3:20
12		Faith Is an Angel	2:47
13		Big Enough World (instrumental)	2:48

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Description

DESCRIPTION: Joe Blanda is an accomplished singer-songwriter/guitarist, who can rock and play it cool at the same time. Playful, introspective, and good to listen to!

BIOGRAPHY: Born in Southeast Texas, Blanda soaked up the wide array of musical styles — blues, rock, pop, R&B, country — that emanated from his radio, his turntable, and the local bars in Texas and nearby Louisiana. While attending college in Austin, he discovered a live music scene that featured a similar mixture of rootsy styles — all of which add spice to the musical gumbo he cooks up on his CD, “The Moon in the Man.” Hear for yourself.

NOTE: Individual tracks from "The Moon in the Man" can be downloaded from AliveAudio (FLACS), AppleiTunes, Audio Lunchbox, BuyMusic, CatchMusic, Connect, EMEPE3, Etherstream, Lindows, Music4Cents, MusicIsHere, MusicMatch, MusicNet, Napster, NetMusic, Puretracks, QTRnote, Rhapsody, Sony, and Viztas.

"Red Car Mama" was featured on NPR's nationally syndicated "Car Talk" with Click and Clack!

SOME REVIEWS FROM FRIENDS OVERSEAS . . .
Magnus Eriksson, Stockholm, Sweden:
"A smooth touch . . . funky rhythm section . . . laid-back singing style . . . with an attack and self-conscious attitude in his guitar playing that contrasts nicely with the music."

Jan Andersson, "Country Rock Specialisten," Gothenburg, Sweden (distributing Austex music throughout the Nordic countries): "Like a mix of Stephen Bruton and John Hiatt . . . The songs are melodious and have a natural force . . . Many of them have a timeless feel that gives them a certain 'live favorite' potential . . . Joe is also a skilled guitarist. He plays short, well-disposed solos but is also smart enough to clear a space for Floyd Domino's piano."

Marc Nolis, "Rootstown Music Magazine," Belgium's leading American roots and World music magazine, gave it a very positive review.