Subject to Change Without Notice

by Jimmy Herring

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Chris D. Can't believe I let this sit in my Wish List so long. Great playing by all on this effort.

The Midnight Toker. I've seen Jimmy Herring so many times with so many bands that I feel like he's a part of my musical DNA now. It's Jimmy's tone and wizardry manipulating those scales, his playing brings true joy to this guitar lovers face while he's melting it, thats a true gift.

Jedizen07 Steve Morse and Jimmy Herring are my two favorite heroes, when it comes to improvising lines through unique chord changes. And this recording is absolute magic. Jimmy and his crew did a phenomenal job on this disc.

bernard chevalley My favorite guitarist right now,one feels the maturity,hard work,and fresh and original approach,deserves more exposure and a must have album

mortimeister Jimmy Herring's fluid playing is always an inspiration, no matter what the context.

R Graham Incendiary playing, joyful music. Favorite track: Aberdeen.

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"Subject To Change Without Notice" is the second solo album from American guitar hero Jimmy Herring which features mostly all original tunes as well as highlights such as amazing covers of the Mahavishnu Orchestra’s “Hope”, George Harrison’s “Within You Without You” and Jimmy McGriff’s “Miss Poopie”. Joining Jimmy on lead guitar are such top notch musicians as Neal Fountain and Etienne Mbappe on the bass, Jeff Sipe and Tyler Greenwell on drums, Matt Slocum on piano and keyboards. Making special guest appearances on the album are Bela Fleck on banjo, Bill Evans on saxophones, and Nicky Sanders on the violin and Carter Herring on the cello.

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1.	Red Wing Special 05:12		buy track
2.	Kaleidoscope Carousel 07:57		buy track
3.	Aberdeen 06:31		buy track
4.	Within You Without You 07:21		buy track
5.	Miss Poopie 06:08		buy track
6.	Emerald Garden 06:10		buy track
7.	12 Keys 04:49		buy track
8.	Hope 06:41		buy track
9.	Curfew 04:56		buy track
10.	Bilgewater Blues 04:02		buy track
11.	Utensil Oceans (Released on Oct 2, 2014) 04:53	info	buy track

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JIMMY HERRING, one of the most sought after American guitarists today, has set the release date of August 21 for his second solo album, Subject To Change Without Notice, through Abstract Logix Records. As the founding member of The Aquarium Rescue Unit, Project Z and Jazz is Dead, in addition to playing with everyone from The Allman Brothers Band, The Grateful Dead to Phil Lesh and Friends, and Bela Fleck, HERRING has made his indelible impact on the music world. He currently serves as the lead guitarist for the very popular American Band, Widespread Panic.

Prior to releasing his first solo outing, Lifeboat, HERRING was known for his limitless improvisations, long flowing phrases, and highly charged, yet soulful, lead guitar that drew high praises from a diverse set within the musician community including Chick Corea, John McLaughlin to Dweezil Zappa. Throughout his early career, he plied his skills in multiple musical contexts, ranging from classically song-driven rock to technically demanding jazz fusion.

Now, with the release of his second album, Subject To Change Without Notice, HERRING has compiled eight original songs highlighted by the addition of amazing covers, including the Mahavishnu Orchestra’s “Hope”, George Harrison’s “Within You Without You” and Jimmy McGriff’s “Miss Poopie”. As one of the industry’s top-tier performance and recording guitarists, HERRING has once again illuminated the art form that transcends any categorization.

With HERRING on lead guitar, the album also features such top notch musicians as Neal Fountain, Etienne Mbappe (Bass), Jeff Sipe, Tyler Greenwell (Drums), Matt Slocum (Piano/Keys). In addition, making special guest appearances on the album are Bela Fleck (Banjo), and Bill Evans (Sax) and Nicky Sanders (Violin) from the Steep Canyon Rangers.

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released August 21, 2012

Jimmy Herring, Neal Fountain, Etienne MBappe, Jeff Sipe, Matt Slocum

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