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Featuring “How Long,” as well as “This Old House” and “North Carolina.”

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Post-Gazette Review by Scott Mervis

The Making of “Sweet Memories” CD

This record is a solo project that was made during Covid. Working only with his producer and recording engineer, Larry Nath, Jimmy recorded drafts of the songs in his kitchen using an acoustic guitar.

Next, the sessions moved to Electric Larry Land Studio in Indiana, PA where Jimmy and Larry proceeded to arrange and add instruments to compliment the basic style of each song. Jimmy plays all guitars and bass tracks on this record.

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Music

Great style, tone, and feel. Tasteful.

 
This is a no-holds-barred, respectful to the idiom blues album that will get your feet moving and make you smile.” Jim Hynes @ Elmore Magazine
2011

2011

2008

2008

Swing it Around contains twelve partying Chicago and jump blues numbers where Jimmy and the band put the fire to the fuse without delay.” Freddy V., Rootsville Magazine, Belgium.
 

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CLICK LINK to order Limited Edition. Sizes Available: 2XL, XL, L, M, S; Lady’s Tank: M, S. Front art by Bill Rogers, back art by Mike Sweeney

CLICK LINK to order Limited Edition. Sizes Available: 2XL, XL, L, M, S; Lady’s Tank: M, S. Front art by Bill Rogers, back art by Mike Sweeney

 
 

Video

The RMU Radio show has Jimmy speaking about the importance of teaching the blues to high school students. “How Long” and “This Old House” are from the Sweet Memories CD.

Cemetery video: “I came to this spot searching for songs. The church bells in the distance have been a reminder of many of my life’s events. This one is from the bells of St Basils.” — Jimmy

 
 
 

Carnegie Library Outdoor Concert Series, May 2021.

Featuring Eric Spaulding on Sax, Mike Sweeney on bass, and Joey Pinchotti on drums.

SEE UPCOMING SHOWS

 
 

Jimmy Adler Band

Wheeling with Mike Sweeney on bass and Kenny Kellner on drums.

Memphis with Mike Sweeney on bass, Joe Cunningham on drums, and John Burgh on keys.