Released in 2003, this is greezy joe's debut album. Featuring two of greezy
joe's most downloaded songs, "Rum" and "Back to the Island", the music is very
catchy and perfect for your day at the beach or your back yard party. Click the
above image to preview this album.
Bein' Drunk
joe's most downloaded songs, "Rum" and "Back to the Island", the music is very
catchy and perfect for your day at the beach or your back yard party. Click the
above image to preview this album.
Bein' Drunk
greezy joe (BMI) has three full length studio albums with a fourth album
in the works. Featured on all three releases is the legendary guitar
player John O'Gorman whose extremely diverse style brings each and
every song to life. John wrote the song "Find" which is the title track
on greezy joe's newest release and co-wrote "Nothin' To Do" on the
same album. Singer/songwriter Eric Burton (BMI) lends an ear as well,
with a co-write "Along For The Ride". Boasting a unique mix of
country, island, and rock, these songs are a must have for any music
library. Read below for descriptions of each album.
Sail On
in the works. Featured on all three releases is the legendary guitar
player John O'Gorman whose extremely diverse style brings each and
every song to life. John wrote the song "Find" which is the title track
on greezy joe's newest release and co-wrote "Nothin' To Do" on the
same album. Singer/songwriter Eric Burton (BMI) lends an ear as well,
with a co-write "Along For The Ride". Boasting a unique mix of
country, island, and rock, these songs are a must have for any music
library. Read below for descriptions of each album.
Sail On
The album title basically says it all. This album leans more toward a country feel
with some adult language and innuendos. Imagine yourself at a Key West bar
with an "anything goes" mindset. Be careful about who is in the room when
you play this one! Click the above image to preview this album.
Find
with some adult language and innuendos. Imagine yourself at a Key West bar
with an "anything goes" mindset. Be careful about who is in the room when
you play this one! Click the above image to preview this album.
Find
"Find" was released in 2008 and is a very full sounding acoustic album. There is
a laid back "island feel" to some of the tracks with very well written songs that
would be considered to be more mainstream country music. This is greezy joe's
favorite album so far. Click the above image to preview this album.
a laid back "island feel" to some of the tracks with very well written songs that
would be considered to be more mainstream country music. This is greezy joe's
favorite album so far. Click the above image to preview this album.
Copyright greezy joe 2009. All rights reserved.
Great album for your collection!
author: Tropical Pleasures magazine
This album, "Sail On," is not like any other island CD! Plus it's very funny!
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Oh, to be stranded on an island...
author: Jill M.
Have you ever been asked the question, 'what five records you would want to have
if you were ever stranded on a deserted island'? We'll this is one of them. I had the
CD for about 5 months and listen to it non-stop. Hurry and release another CD, so I
can add another to my list. I would trade the other four records just to be stranded
with the band on the island...hotties!
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Great for the beach, boating, driving or just relaxing...
author: Jim Croney
I first saw these guys play live at a Support the Troops rally in April 2003 in South
Carolina. I really enjoyed the two songs they played and decided to buy the CD,
thinking that those two songs and maybe one or two more would be worth listening
to. But, I was wrong, every single song is worth listening to over and over. This CD
has smart lyrics, an incredible lead singer, great beats and blistering solo lead
guitar - even throwing in the harp here and there. Several songs stand out,
including 'Follow Me' (Sounds like a 12 piece band), 'Back to the Island' (About living
in a winter nightmare, dreaming of the beach, with a soulful harmonica solo), 'Sail
On' (Song about military men and women leaving their families behind - very
touching), 'Tap Dancing Down Jackass Alley' (Just funny), 'Live for Tomorrow' (Great
reggae for a bunch of causcasians), and they turn a little bit country with 'Passin
Thru' and 'Already Gone'. These guys put together a CD for all occasions with tracks
for all tastes, not to mention they serve there country during the day. It's so good I
can't seem to take it out of my CD player.
author: Tropical Pleasures magazine
This album, "Sail On," is not like any other island CD! Plus it's very funny!
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Oh, to be stranded on an island...
author: Jill M.
Have you ever been asked the question, 'what five records you would want to have
if you were ever stranded on a deserted island'? We'll this is one of them. I had the
CD for about 5 months and listen to it non-stop. Hurry and release another CD, so I
can add another to my list. I would trade the other four records just to be stranded
with the band on the island...hotties!
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Great for the beach, boating, driving or just relaxing...
author: Jim Croney
I first saw these guys play live at a Support the Troops rally in April 2003 in South
Carolina. I really enjoyed the two songs they played and decided to buy the CD,
thinking that those two songs and maybe one or two more would be worth listening
to. But, I was wrong, every single song is worth listening to over and over. This CD
has smart lyrics, an incredible lead singer, great beats and blistering solo lead
guitar - even throwing in the harp here and there. Several songs stand out,
including 'Follow Me' (Sounds like a 12 piece band), 'Back to the Island' (About living
in a winter nightmare, dreaming of the beach, with a soulful harmonica solo), 'Sail
On' (Song about military men and women leaving their families behind - very
touching), 'Tap Dancing Down Jackass Alley' (Just funny), 'Live for Tomorrow' (Great
reggae for a bunch of causcasians), and they turn a little bit country with 'Passin
Thru' and 'Already Gone'. These guys put together a CD for all occasions with tracks
for all tastes, not to mention they serve there country during the day. It's so good I
can't seem to take it out of my CD player.
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