Blues According to Zacariah
Editorial Reviews --- Zac Harmon
<"b000alzhmu3899"> From the Artist
The Blues According to Zacariah is one of the best CD's I've done to date. After winning the International Blues Competition (IBC) in 2004, many people were asking about what type of CD would I do. I decided to do something that was fully representative of my blues journey to date, thus the title The Blues According to Zacariah. The songs are reflections of my many childhood influences, taken from the "Blues Bible". My favorites are "That Mighty High" which is from the book of The Canton Spirituals, "That's Why" from the book of Little Milton, "Sugarman" from the book of Albert King and of course, "Who's Knockin" from the book of The Allman Brothers. The Blues According to Zacariah moves the blues forward but does not forget from where it came.
<"b000alzhmu2999"> About the Artist
Born and raised in the heart of Jackson, Mississippi, Zac Harmon is a true disciple of the music that emanated from the city’s historic Farish Street district. While in high school and college, Harmon gigged as a guitarist for the likes of Z.Z. Hill, McKinley Mitchell, Dorothy Moore, King Floyd and Sam Myers. Relocating to L.A. in the early eighties, he worked as a studio musician, then established himself as a writer and producer, crafting songs for the likes of the O’Jays, Freddie... read more
<"b000alzhmu4999"> Album Description
After winning the IBC title and while continuing to perform live across the country, Harmon carefully assessed the state of the blues and his own state of mind, seriously committing himself to writing, recording and producing his next album. The Blues According To Zacariah reflects his commitment to the blues and to keeping it real, as he takes you "from the pulpit to the juke joint" with such standouts as "That Mighty High", "Who’s Knockin’", "It Hurts Me Too (featuring Miss Mickey Champion) and "Comfort of a Man" (with Greg Wright).
Blues According to Zacariah
Blues According to Zacariah, Music, Zachary Harmon, Blues, Blues guitar, blues vocals, Pop
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