Genres: Pop, Singer / Songwriter
Sound description: Pet Sounds without the Wall of Sound or beautiful voices
City: Dallas, TX
Web site: http://www.myspace.com/jdw
Says J.D.: "I live and work in Dallas, TX. I write songs. I watch too much TV. I drink too much coffee. I feel guilty when I eat french fries. I'm now addicted to ebay. I should get out more, but when I do, I just get drunk and act stupid. I long to play music and then, when I do, I don't want to be doing that. I love Buddha, though I'm now officially a Catholic. I'm told I'm hard to get to know. I think it's because people assume there's more to me than there actually is. I'm actually pretty shallow. I sing flat and I know it. I believe Born To Run saved rockandroll. I think I could be a terrific dirt track racer. I'm poised for a rockandroll comeback. I used to have a band called Trainwreck."
Information from the artist's site
Musicians
- J.D. Whittenberg: lead vocals, piano, vocals
- Travis Hopper: guitar
- Bruce Johnson: guitar
- Josh Warr: bass
- Eric Grubbs: drums
- Amanda Newman: vocals
Influences
Wilco, Springsteen, Creedence Clearwater Revival
Albums
J.D. WhittenburgFavorited by these users:
Bill Holston, Camille Cortinas, Kevin Gilhooly, Michael Harberg, Pascale Hall, Pat_Adams, jdwhitt, krys, nabbjenn, robstave
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