Six Foot Joe

	Using his trade-mark sound of putting the horns out front of the mix, Joe has created a CD that jumps, swings and rocks from the first song to the last. “The Tequila Incident” (HURR-0211) features the hit song “Radio Nights” along with 11 other Joe penned rockers. Joe expands his songwriting boundary with songs like “The Girl in the Ragtop Thunderbird”, the gospel flavored “Testifying Man” to the guitar driven “Break of Day”. Other song themes have Joe explaining the evils of horn bands, stepping in a pile of blues and even wearing shades when playing the blues. And don’t forget about the title track, “the Tequila Incident”, a song that has Joe not being able to account for time spent with a women he just met---we can’t say if this is a true story or not, and Joe isn’t saying a word either. With fat horns and great grooves this disc is sure to rank as one of Joe’s all time best.
	On his CD “Big Train” (HURR-0210) Joe showcases his songwriting talents. More of a lyrically driven disc (as compared to the horn driven discs “Feels Like Summer” and “Long Way Home”), “Big Train” has new, previously unreleased material as well as full band versions of a few songs from the acoustic “Uncut: the Demo Tapes” CD. Joe may not have taken his horn out of the case that much on this disc but still he crafted some pretty cool story songs; songs filled with heart felt lyrics that look at the way we live life and the choices we make. A nice enjoyable disc for sure!
	The phrase "horn driven rock and roll" best describes Joe's biggest selling release "Feels Like Summer" (HURR-0208). The CD rocks, swings and jumps from the honking baritone sax line on the opening track to the disc closer, "Bar Walkin'"---a raunchy sax instrumental. Joe's voice sounds better then ever and the band rises to the occasion with some blazing grooves and hot solos. This is classic Six Foot Joe at his best!!
	On his “Long Way Home” (HURR-0207) CD, Joe includes twelve horn filled originals that swing, groove and rock. There are songs about cars, unattainable women, women with bad intent and there’s even a song about women owning liquor stores. Some of the material on “Long Way Home” goes back to when Joe started his songwriting career. Musically the disc covers the spectrum of straight-ahead rock ‘n’ roll, with plenty of horns of course, to finger-snapping up-tempo blues flavored numbers.
	Joe’s holiday disc, “One Cool Rockin’ Sleigh” (HURR-0209), is a special three-song release for that festive time of year. Joe makes the holidays jump, swing and rock on the opening track of this special 3 track disc---‘mistletoe’ taper you might say. And, with his story telling at its best, Joe brings out the true meaning of the holidays on the track “Santa Was Here”. Joe shows his lighter side on the disc closer “Joe’s Holiday Wish”.
	Also available, is the ten song, acoustic guitar/vocals disc "Uncut: the Demo Tapes" (HURR-0206). Joe exposes the essence of his songwriting by stepping behind the microphone with his acoustic guitar instead of his sax on "Uncut: the Demo Tapes". The disc consists of song demos Joe made when he composed and created this material---so if you want to hear some raw, unplug music this disc is for you. “Uncut” consists of songs that Joe wrote early in his career along with some previously unreleased material.