Time: 35:47
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2017
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front
01. You're Right (3:38)
02. I Don't Mind (3:46)
03. Straight From The Bottle (3:56)
04. Everybody's Got Their Night (2:54)
05. Notch On Your Belt (3:22)
06. Without A Woman (3:09)
07. Fall (3:49)
08. Roses (For No Reason) (3:24)
09. Sweet Salvation (2:59)
10. Rock 'n' Roll And Sin (4:45)
Alabama-raised Nashville-based singer-songwriter Johnny Hayes weaves soulful blues-rock vocals through a musical fabric of acoustic, folk and pop.
His creations cross genres and are laced with straightforward lyrics and blanketed with a canvas of influences from R&B legends and rock music greats.
From blue-collar upbringings, Hayes balanced his teenage life on the stage and on the field. He was both a picturesque all-American athlete and a star in the school choir.
While attending the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, Hayes' musical interest
resurged full-force as he honed his guitar skills in local bars. Although he hadn't played since early childhood, he quickly picked it back up. During this time Hayes also released his first project, an EP he recorded in a buddy's apartment.
Hayes packed up and headed for Music City at 23, “I only knew one person in Nashville, but I thought, 'If I don't go now, I'll never go',” he said. What began with Hayes busking outside of busy Broadway honkytonks, quickly evolved into performing in some of the most well-respected venues in Nashville while working on assorted projects.
Hayes released the emotionally charged 4-song EP, “Notes For Her,” in 2012.
Meanwhile, he began collaborating with Irish singer-songwriter Kurtis Murphy and the alt-folk, Lumineers-esque duo Folks and Ghosts was born. They released a debut track, “Ghosts,” in 2013, which charted at No. 9 on the Ireland iTunes Singer-Songwriter chart and in the Top 250 on the equivalent U.S. iTunes chart.
In 2013, Hayes released the song “Roll Home, Baby” from his forthcoming full-album release which features Lynyrd Skynyrd's lead guitarist Mark “Sparky” Matejka on both the track and in the music video.
His creations cross genres and are laced with straightforward lyrics and blanketed with a canvas of influences from R&B legends and rock music greats.
From blue-collar upbringings, Hayes balanced his teenage life on the stage and on the field. He was both a picturesque all-American athlete and a star in the school choir.
While attending the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa, Hayes' musical interest
resurged full-force as he honed his guitar skills in local bars. Although he hadn't played since early childhood, he quickly picked it back up. During this time Hayes also released his first project, an EP he recorded in a buddy's apartment.
Hayes packed up and headed for Music City at 23, “I only knew one person in Nashville, but I thought, 'If I don't go now, I'll never go',” he said. What began with Hayes busking outside of busy Broadway honkytonks, quickly evolved into performing in some of the most well-respected venues in Nashville while working on assorted projects.
Hayes released the emotionally charged 4-song EP, “Notes For Her,” in 2012.
Meanwhile, he began collaborating with Irish singer-songwriter Kurtis Murphy and the alt-folk, Lumineers-esque duo Folks and Ghosts was born. They released a debut track, “Ghosts,” in 2013, which charted at No. 9 on the Ireland iTunes Singer-Songwriter chart and in the Top 250 on the equivalent U.S. iTunes chart.
In 2013, Hayes released the song “Roll Home, Baby” from his forthcoming full-album release which features Lynyrd Skynyrd's lead guitarist Mark “Sparky” Matejka on both the track and in the music video.
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