James Leg

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Drinking Too Much 03:48 Tools
Have to Get It On 00:00 Tools
Dirty South 00:00 Tools
Drowning In Fire 04:23 Tools
Georgia 00:00 Tools
Fire And Brimstone 00:00 Tools
Nobody's Fault 00:00 Tools
Whatever It Takes 00:00 Tools
No License (Song For The Caged Bird) 02:38 Tools
No Time To Tarry 00:00 Tools
Drink It Away 00:00 Tools
Human Lawn Dart 00:00 Tools
Do How You Wanna 00:00 Tools
Casa De Fuego 00:00 Tools
October 3rd 00:00 Tools
Up Above My Head 00:00 Tools
A Forest 00:00 Tools
Can't Stop Thinkin' About It 00:00 Tools
Glass Jaw 00:00 Tools
Hugging The Line 00:00 Tools
Do You Wanna 00:00 Tools
Mighty Man 00:00 Tools
Disappearing 00:00 Tools
Blood on the Keys 00:00 Tools
What More 00:00 Tools
St Michel Shuffle 00:00 Tools
I'll Take It 00:00 Tools
Tao Te Leg 00:00 Tools
Dogjaw (Do Some Things You Say) 00:00 Tools
Ain't You Hungry 00:00 Tools
Should've Been Home With You 00:00 Tools
Is That You in the Blue? 00:00 Tools
Drinkin Too Much (Kill Devil Hills cover) 00:00 Tools
Oh, Sinner Man 00:00 Tools
Sad Days Lonely Nights 00:00 Tools
Fever 00:00 Tools
St. Michel Shuffle 00:00 Tools
Come To Poppa 00:00 Tools
She's Gone 00:00 Tools
Red Rooster 00:00 Tools
Chevrolet 00:00 Tools
"Drinking Too Much" 00:00 Tools
Do How You Wana 00:00 Tools
If 6 Was 9 00:00 Tools
Ramblin' On My Mind 00:00 Tools
Drowning In Fire [Explicit] 00:00 Tools
Shake It 00:00 Tools
No License ( Song For The Caged Bird) 00:00 Tools
When The Levee Breaks 00:00 Tools
Drinkin' Too Much 00:00 Tools
Sway 00:00 Tools
Oh, Sinnerman 00:00 Tools
Above My Head 00:00 Tools
Sugar Mama 00:00 Tools
No License (Song For The Caged 00:00 Tools
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Keyboard player and howler John Wesley Myers, aka James Leg, (Black Diamond Heavies, The Immortal Lee County Killers, Cut In The Hill Gang) is back with a new brew of punk-ass blues. The son of a Texas preacher, raised in the South on gospel music, James Leg has cut his new album in Chattanooga, Cincinnati, and Detroit, with a little help from his friends (Andy Jody, Johnny Walker, Left Lane Cruiser, Jim Diamond and others). “Below The Belt” is a record that hits where it matters : Straight to your heart, and down to your pelvis. It’s the kind of music that ain’t pretty but makes you feel good. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.