Like FM Radio in the 70s: folk, country, blues, acoustic rock, funk and r & b rolled up into a single cohesive statement on American music. John has lived in Michigan, Ohio, Los Angeles, Boston, Memphis, Seattle, New Orleans and post-Katrina Natchitoches, and has been playing, singing and writing for the last 33 years, working with such bands and artists as The Blue Wave Band, Faith Assembly, The Things (Moondogs), Aaron Flinn, The Six Million Dollar Band, Jean Jacquette and the Blue Threads, Poorboy Station, Jeff Rachall and Hardrick Rivers, as well as performing and recording solo. Two years at Berklee College of Music brought him into contact with folks who are now playing with Jack Johnson, Paul McCartney and others. Undertown is John's latest solo project: new songs and new post-Katrina instruments (acoustic and electric guitars, bass, percussion, dobro, mandolin, fiddle and lap steel) and recording studio.