JJ Grey & MoFro

Season 6 Episode 6

About the Episode

Described as a mash-up of jam band, blues, funk, soul, and southern rock, JJ Grey’s songs reflect the steaming region around Jacksonville, Fl. where he was raised. Understandably Grey’s influences includes such widely diverse Southern artists as country icon Jim Reeves, rock greats Lynyrd Skynyrd and Memphis soul man Otis Redding, as well as NYC hip hop legends Run-D.M.C. The “North Florida sage

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Extras

Jason & The Scorchers

The Scorchers crashed out of Nashville and began smashing down the walls between genres.

3:11
St. Paul & the Broken Bones

This Alabama band’s career hit the ground as big and strong as their Soul-Funk sound.

6:10
Sierra Hull

The Tennessee mandolin prodigy recently released her third solo album.

5:26
Drivin’ N Cryin’

Drivin’ N Cryin’ blends acoustic folk and guitar-laden southern rock.

4:26
Lone Bellow

The Lone Bellow Roots-folk-rock trio was nominated for Americana Duo/Group Of The Year.

6:42
The Cox Family

Mentored by Alison Kraus, the Cox Family has earned diverse career milestones.

5:27
Mac McAnally

Mac McAnally enjoys a deep and broad following of fans devoted to the Art of the Song.

3:02
Hurray For The Riff Raff

Puerto Rican Alynda Lee Segarra developed her eye for life as a young teenager.

4:39
Frank Solivan

Frank Solivan turned his band, Dirty Kitchen, into the D.C-area’s hottest acoustic act.

3:31
The Suffers

Welcome these relative newcomers, a 10-piece band fronted by a massive-voiced singer.

3:50