Jed plays the old school style of blues. Listen in and you can hear the roots of jazz & rock music."Mean Mean Woman” is defiantly an electric old Chicago blues style. While"Blues Shoes" is more of a down home country acoustic styleJed grew up in the back room of a truck stop. Back in the 1950s & early 60s everything on the juke box were his early influences. Blues, Pop, Country, Jazz, R&B. After 50 years of playing for the public he says," I still enjoy street corner busking" When people stop to listen, they really into your music." The different styles and sounds got embedded into my bones. Into the very fiber of my nerves. I enjoyed all those different kinds of Music. I borrow from all those Phrasings, feelings & tones and blend them in with my own style. It’s something I`ve evolved into over the last 50 some years. I approach electric and acoustic guitar basically the same. I don’t always play clean. I pick up cool sounds wherever I can find them. Like Chuck Berry when he would hit and bend two strings at the same time to get more volume, sustain & interest. I rarely play strait notes. I slide in & out, bend. vibrate, shake and squeeze. I’m trying to make things more interesting and different. Like a painter uses different kinds of brush strokes. Sometimes I caress the strings, sometimes I wrestle with them. That’s blues music. That’s American music. Jed sparks Blues Music. Every year Jed tours the south playing juke joints, backyard concerts & blues festivals.For booking contact Stuart at niteowlmusic@yahoo.com