The Way You Move
Editorial Reviews A singer. A songwriter. A legendary, guitar-slinging blues busker. A failed marine. A failed seminarian. A soul-saving Pentecostal preacher man. A cycle-riding, gun-toting, nut-job-attracting, road-kill-barbecuing, American-made musical anti-hero for our times. A genuine, one-of-a-kind, original.
<"b00006bhbc2999"> About the Artist
The man. The myth. The mayhem. The music.
<"b00006bhbc4999"> Album Description
Thousands of street corner gigs, hundreds of skanky bars and sorry-assed whorehouses, and countless musical line-ups later, Catfish Stephenson and his current co-conspirators have cooked up something utterly new. Their latest release—"The Way You Move"—is a greasy gumbo of delta blues, swampy serenades, Texas boogie, roadhouse rave-ups, lonesome cowboy laments, and the odd Parrothead lullaby. Catfish Stephenson’s music is a heartfelt homage to all things musically American. It feels like freedom and it rings like truth.
The Way You Move, Music, Catfish and The One Eyed Jacks
Music:
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