Bman's Blues Report

Jack Rowell, Jr. is a blue-eyed, soulful blues singer with blazing guitar licks to match. Blues legend, Albert King, once said about Jack, "He is one bad white boy who can flat sing and play the blues!" Jack began his professional career at the age of 15 in The Debuts ("If I Cry") with partner, Jimi Jamison (Survivor), who were signed with Atlantic Records and toured with The Buckinghams, Mitch Ryder and Roy Orbison. Since then, Jack has played with or opened for national artists such as Rufus Thomas, George Jones, Ace Cannon, Pinetop Perkins, The Gentrys of "Keep on Dancin", "Cinnamon Girl", Carl Perkins, Delbert McClinton, Jerry Lee Lewis, Sam Moore (Sam & Dave), Felix Cavaliere (The Rascals), Bowser of Sha Na Na, The Shangrilas, The Tokens, Martha Reeves, Renaldo Rey, Ben Cauley (Bar Kays), Willie Cobbs, Robbie Turner, Steve Potts, Luther Kent (Voice of Louisiana) and with Memphis and Beale Street greats such as Joyce Cobb, Don McMinn, ...