Jackbone Dixie is Washington State's most promising band!

Nov. 19, 2009 - PRLog -- Jackbone Dixie is one of Washington State's most promising new bands.

The band's sound defines the heartaches of life and outlines hopes for a better tomorrow. Often referencing their roots with influences such a Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and other contemporty country-rock, classis rock, and carefully selected bluegrass accents - Jackbone Dixie has both a strong stage presence complimented by beautifully written original songs.

The band mixes their originals with cover tunes that stand the test of time in the fabric of true American rock n' roll. The band's lead singer's (Emily Albaugh) voice is a haunting reminder of Molly Bee, Janis Joplin, and Linda Perry. However, Albaugh's range offers a more polished, yet smoky, air of subtle mystery to the band.

As the group's members take their turn at vocal lead, Richie Eddings and Sonny Larson both manifest a palpable annexation to the band. Talented in their own right, Eddings and Larson both boast an expansive knowledge within their own euphonious musical abilities.

Jackbone Dixie is currently working on new material and remains consistent with their weekly live performances around the Stevenson, Washington area.

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