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Jo Serrapere

Jo Serrapere, a songwriter from the Detroit
area, started playing guitar at 23 when seeking
out lessons from Delta Blues guitarist, Shari
Kane. Shortly thereafter, Jo began writing her
own songs while completing her college studies
in clinical psychology. She is currently on
tour, performing at music venues throughout the
United States.
Whether
recreating old songs from the Mississippi Delta
or performing songs in her own confessional
style, Jo's music stands original while always
reflecting her love of American roots music. Her
eclectic writing and performance fuses elements
of various modern and traditional folk music,
old-time and electric blues styles, roots rock,
garage surf, swing, hot jazz and alt-country.
Jo's band, the Willie Dunns (John Devine, Jef
Reynolds and Stuart Tucker) brings added depth
and musical styling to Jo's original songs as
well as classics from such artists as
Mississippi John Hurt, Bessie Smith and Tom
Waits.
This fall she released a brand new CD called
"Love Going South," which is getting airplay
from roots DJ's across the United States. |
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“I might take a
train, I might take a plane, but if I have to walk, I know I'm
gonna see Jo Serrapere again. Like anybody else who might make
you laugh and cry in the same song, she's too good to pass up.”
- Dave Marsh, music critic, Author of Born to Run: The Bruce
Springteen Story and former editor of Creem & Rolling Stone
magazines.
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