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JD McPherson – March 3rd, 2015

JD McPherson‘s sophomore album is Let The Good Times Rolland once again JD dives head first into a sound that’s been missing for close to 50 years. But as critics continue to point out, its a fresh sound – no imitation here. For a man with influences that range from the rock and roll giants of the ’50s and ’60s to punk rockers from the ’80s, it is tough to produce something that doesn’t sound fresh and new. We can’t wait for the next time JD and the boys come back to Maine, but for now this exclusive Studio Z will do. Enjoy!

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