VORHEES, NJ, September 18, 2012 (Press-News.org) They say when the sun goes down and the shades go on, lock the doors and turn up the radio loud, because that's when Jimmie Lee- The Jersey Outlaw comes out to play, that is play his hot country rock music, that is taking the music world by storm. The Outlaw's already got two hit songs on country radio , Kid Vegas and Gone, and he has made a big splash in the poker world this year, with his two poker songs, Hit The River Running and I'm All In. And now, Jimmie's put together a compilation of his best songs, and is releasing his Greatest Hits album on Sept 18, 2012.
Jimmie Lee has got 18 of his best songs, high octane country rock music, from his six CDs , produced by Grammy nominated music producer, David Ivory, on this greatest hits album. So, be sure to check out chart stoppers from the album, Kid Vegas, Gone and Kid Vegas, and his two poker hit songs, I'm All In and Hit The River Running! He has also included big hits from his sophomore album, Jersey Outlaw, that include hit songs, Kickin' Ass, Country Rocker and radio hit, X Country Four Wheel Drive. The songs, Lets Go, a country rock extravaganza, and Gimme A Holler, a bar party song anthem, both hit-stoppers with music videos that have garnered major television airplay, are also part of this CD. Jimmie has even turned back time with a slew of hits from his early album, Turnin' Up The Heat, that include great songs as Memphis Time, Start Me Up, Sad Jennifer and Forever 29. This is one CD that has got a string of great hit songs that you don't want to miss!
Jimmie Lee is the talk of the town! The Outlaw has opened for legendary George Thorogood, The Kentucky Headhunters and also performed many shows as a headliner! Jimmie's shows are high energy, powerful and he always delivers with his own unique blend of country rock blues music! There is nothing understated about the Jersey Outlaw, and his shows leave pandemonium in his wake!
The press is hot on the outlaws trail! Don Hurley from Boardwalk Journal says , JImmie is a high energy guy who puts on a very entertaining show with great tunes! A Great Talent! The Garden State can lay pride to one outlaw of a good nature! Chuck Darrow from Phila. Daily News, states, The Jersey Outlaw kicks it like nobody's business! A foot stomping, boot scootin' good time guaranteed!
Jim Clark from Tupelo County Times says, Jimmie Lee mixes country, rock and blues with ease. He's one to watch, but definitely one to listen to! Ellen Zionts, Courier Post says, Jimmie Lee is a real soul shaker, putting the rhythm in your blues! A show not to be missed! Terry Swartz, Vegas Entertainment Media Group says, Jimmie puts on an exhilarating show with killer songs! The bad boy of country rock makes his mark in sin city!!! And Richie Reed, V News, sums it up best, The Outlaw fires up a stimulating show that punctuates hard! His songs all rock, with a special mention of Country Rocker and Crazy Bitch that sizzle! Jimmie is the consummate entertainer, and comes complete with the bandito dancers!
This brings Jimmie to the 2012 Kid Vegas Tour, that includes stops to Vegas, San Antonio, Houston, Los Angeles, Chicago, Miami, New York, Atlantic City, and more for big venue shows this fall!! The Outlaw has also got slated appearances at several poker events this fall, in Vegas and Atlantic City, for celebrity and charity poker tournaments! You can rest assured that jimmies gonna be raisin' up the stakes this year, so be sure to catch him at one of his really big shows or at a poker event this year!
To check out Jimmie , go to www.jimmieleesongs.com and FACEBOOK- Jimmie Lee. You can also go to YOUTUBE , where many of his live performances have been captured. His CDs are available at CD Baby, i- tunes and select music outlets!
Don't miss it when the outlaw brings his show to a city near you!
Jimmie Lee, The Jersey Outlaw Hits Big with Release of Greatest Hits Album!
Country Rock star and poker-rocker, Jimmie Lee-The Jersey Outlaw releases his Greatest Hits Album! This CD has got a slew of 18 of the Outlaws best hits, that include chart toppers, Gone, Kid Vegas, Lets Go, Country Rocker, Gimme A Holler, and more.
2012-09-18
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[Press-News.org] Jimmie Lee, The Jersey Outlaw Hits Big with Release of Greatest Hits Album!Country Rock star and poker-rocker, Jimmie Lee-The Jersey Outlaw releases his Greatest Hits Album! This CD has got a slew of 18 of the Outlaws best hits, that include chart toppers, Gone, Kid Vegas, Lets Go, Country Rocker, Gimme A Holler, and more.