Johanna Renfro
Lyrical, miracle, musical mile, greatness never goes out of style
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Gateway to Love
Dead Wrong
If I Could, I Would
A Beautiful Curse
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Jerusha Band was formed in San Bernardino, CA back in 1969 when Roger met John, & Keith met John, and after some members came and went, it was just the 3 of them left....they called the band 69th Sundown, Ceasar, then Jerusha, and finally, Jerusha Band.
John transitioned as Johanna, and has been the lead guitarist of the band from the beginning, along with Keith "Buzzy" Wolk, Bass, the only 2 members who have played the whole tenure with
JB. But now my focus is on JLG, my solo band, and music, and changing the world through music.Band/artist history
www.jerushaband.comHave you performed in front of an audience?I love to play small venues, and be personal, restaurants, coffee house, etc.
Special moments? The Las Vegas shows JB has done, the first JB reunion, jamming with Chuck Barris on the Gong Show, meeting Luther Rabb of Ballin'jack, and Glenn Cornick of Jethro Tull, and hanging with em....playing The Whiskey A Go Go, and the ROXY....im not crazy about live shows anymore...but love moving people with my art.
Your musical influences
Allman Brothers Band, The Beatles, Brian Wilson & The Beach Boys, Jim Morrison & the Doors, Jimi Hendrix, Blue Oyster Cult, Tommy Emmanuel, Jethro Tull, Jerry Garcia, Grateful Dead, Early Carlos Santana, Country Joe & The Fish, Joe Walsh & James Gang, Traffic, Chet Atkins/Roy Clark,Motown, Hank Thompson, David Gilmour, Pink Floyd, Buck Dharma, Luther Rabb & Ballin'jackWhat equipment do you use?
Gibson SG, Fender acoustic, Dean Markley pickup, Shure mics, Tascam 2488 24 trk digital,Line 6, Marshall amps, Korg Krome keyboard/synth, Boss Tuners, Yamaha FX500, Cry Baby Wah, DOD effect, Alesis SR16, Casio CT650, Randall mixer, Carvin amps, JBL's, Audio Technic mics, Livewire Interface,Anything else?
Putting the usual rumors to rest once and for all....
Jerusha Band will be together as long as we are still here, and somebody wants to hear us play!
I am NOT pulling the plug, after all these years, and I LOVE these guys, and the magic we have is as real as it gets....Thanks, Buzzy, Roger, Malcolm, Bracken, Eddie, & Tim D.....what a long strange trip its been.....love, JohannaREAD MORE
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Comments (26)
Beautiful and so mood provocative. I can just see this in a movie during a transformation scene where someone is finding their peace and power. Love this.
This beat is hard .... collab ? hit me on IG : beatsinabag
King Conscience: Definitely have your top down on this one. Route 66 flashbacks. Major thump'in Bass with a new twist on enhanced reverb vocals. Really makes the lyrics stand tall. Also something new I never heard before is the combination burrito of Lap Steel and Gibbie'. So intertwined and impossible to recreate. Hammond chug's away at the heels of this upbeat romp. Love the logo. Encore! JRating 5 Stars*****
Fifty-one is now Fifteen: Song is Wicked....Brillance in a tear drop. ULTRA Clean Vocals. Wish I could achieve that level of clarity. SNAZZY drum beat infects you immediately. Keys are screaming the ultimate Shag Carpet Apt. in Hawthorne. Gibbe is there to chuckle your way to the bank. The Mix is extraordinary with no toes crunched during vocal segments. "Boomeranged Skys" said it all. Tetra must have been out to lunch to write this genius piece of artwork. Your "Jig Saw Ministry" for tonight. Luv this cut. JRating 5 Stars*****
Hush-a-bye Baby: Crazy Honkey-Tonk acoustic piano and Lap Steel open the show. Then the Vocals kick in with a Hammond key hugging the road. The Bass line keeps things jumping. Then towards the end the keys turn to synth strings. Impressive piece of work from this tireless composer/musician. JRating 4 Stars****
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