LAS VEGAS, NV, May 07, 2013 (Press-News.org) Hot new country rock artist, The Jersey Outlaw, Jimmie Lee, releases his hot new CD, American Rebel, due to hit the stands right now!! The Outlaws raising up the stakes with this new album, that includes hot new single, Spanish Girl, Title Cut, American Rebel, Bringin' Big Country Back, along with two brand new killer poker songs, Card Shark and How The Cards Fall !
Jimmies brand new hit single, Spanish Girl, is a beautiful ballad, Springsteen style, about the guy who gambles and gets his senorita! The song showcases the intimate side of the Jersey Outlaw. Title Cut, American Rebel, is a full throttle country rocker about The Outlaw livin' on the edge, "he's bad ass and built to last"!! Bringin' Big Country Back is a straight up classic rock tune about Jimmie taking his music out and on the road, "turnin up the sound and tearin the house down"!!
And Jimmie Lee has made the big splash into the poker world once again with his two brand new poker songs, Card Shark and How The Cards Fall, both cowritten with hotaussiechick, Danielle Adams Benham! "Card Shark" has a country rock blues feel, with a killer saxophone, with The Outlaw live on the felt, hustling and ready to take all your chips! "How The Cards Fall" is a mid tempo country pop song, about having lady luck on your side , with winning or losing just a part of the game!
Our bad boy of country rock, Jimmie Lee has got big stuff in the works for 2013!! He's got several upcoming venues in Las Vegas, San Antonio, Chicago, Los Angeles, Atlantic City, Philadelphia, New York and more! Jimmie is also slated for several charity and celebrity poker events this year, in Vegas, Atlantic City and Florida! Jimmie continues to make his mark on the country music scene, as well in the poker world!
The Outlaw's come off a big year in 2012! He released his Greatest Hits CD last fall, to rave reviews and sold out a ton of venues last year, throughout the country. He's received big press from Kevin Riordan, Philly Inquirer, Don Hurley, Boardwalk Journal, Chuck Darrow, Philly Daily News, just to name a few. Jimmie's hit gold with GONE and KID VEGAS , both hit singles, that received major radio airplay on country radio last year. His first poker song, IM ALL IN, has hit big in the poker world, and continues to play. Jimmie's shows are high energy and truly entertaining with great catchy tunes. He has headlined venues, as well as opened for legendary performers like Thorogood at the House Of Blues!!
To see what Jimmie is up to, visit his website at www.jimmieleesongs.com. You can also catch his live performances and Music Videos on YOUTUBE. His CDs are available at CD-Baby, i-Tunes and select music outlets.
They say when the sun goes down and the shades go on, lock the doors and turn the radio up loud, cause that's when The Jersey Outlaws comes out to play his high octane country rock music that has taken the world by storm! We are all proud to take pride in one Outlaw of a good nature, that's Jimmie Lee-The Jersey Outlaw, who is one of a kind!
Jimmie Lee-The Jersey Outlaw Releases Brand New CD, American Rebel!!!
High Octane Country Rock Artist and Poker-Rocker, Jimmie Lee-The Jersey Outlaw releases killer new CD, American Rebel! The new album, includes hot new single, Spanish Girl, Title Cut, American Rebel, Bringin' Big Country Back, and two new poker songs
2013-05-07
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[Press-News.org] Jimmie Lee-The Jersey Outlaw Releases Brand New CD, American Rebel!!!High Octane Country Rock Artist and Poker-Rocker, Jimmie Lee-The Jersey Outlaw releases killer new CD, American Rebel! The new album, includes hot new single, Spanish Girl, Title Cut, American Rebel, Bringin' Big Country Back, and two new poker songs