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	A Stranger In My Own Home Town Tall Dark Stranger (That's What You Get) For Loving Me Heart Over Mind I Washed My Face In The Morning Dew You Gotta Believe Bell Cove Breakdown One More Tear Never Again Letter To Grandpa Soldier's Last Letter Fightin Side Of Me	15.00
Blue Circle Records A Stranger In My Own Home Town the current and first official release from Jerry and the Blu-J's. This CD includes Bobby Clark, Tim Goins, John Marquess, guests Charlie Cushman, Paul Brewster and Leona Williams. Songs include a new Dixie and Tom T. Hall tune titling the CD and an original written and sung by Tim Goins plus some oldies you may remember and some you may not.
Jerry Butler is no stranger to Bluegrass and his latest effort is a sure- to-satisfy release. Butler’s heartfelt vocals and arrangements reflect his continuing commitment to traditional bluegrass. In addition, the project showcases first rate musical support the “Blu-J’s” - Charlie Cushman (banjo), Bobby Clark (mandolin), Tim Goins (resonator guitar), and John Marquess (upright bass). These boys play it right! Bob Mitchell, DJ Radio Bluegrass International and WKWC-FM
Jerry Butler and The Blu J's "A Stranger In My Own Home Town" won't be a stranger to the airwaves or your CD player for long. Smooth vocals and tight instrumental arrangements are a highlight of this Contemporary Bluegrass release. Jerry and band are in strong form. Dennis Jones Goin' Across The Mountain/The Gospel Truth WNCW-FM Spindale N.C. I am really enjoying the new cd, A Stranger In My Own Home Town. From the title cut to "Fightin Side of Me" 12 tracks of very well done, traditional bluegrass. Thanks for another great Cd, a must have! Joe Stuzman DJ-WiscJoe host of Heartland Bluegrass at the bluegrassmix.com

	Movin On Forty Years of Lonesome Shorty is Forty Backin to Birmingham Legend of the Highway The Road I'm On Looking at the World Through a Windshield Worth the Ride Eighteen Wheels Be Glad Back Home Again Daddy's Girl Backin to Birmingham	15.00
No.26 WNCW Top 50 Bluegrass CD's of 2009
Ted Lehman's blog reviews the CD HAULIN GRASS and comments on the BLU-J's review from Mike Foley from the Hudson Valley Bluegrass Association