Bluegrass Legend Jack Hicks Joins Jerry Butler and the Blue-J's

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Jerry Butler and the Blue-J's have some good news and some REALLY GOOD NEWS to share.- First the REALLY GOOD NEWS!

FORMER BLUEGRASS BOY

JACK HICKS 

JOINS THE BLUE-J's

"We are excited to say JACK HICKS has excepted an invitation to play banjo and fiddle with us," Jerry posted on his facebook page.  "As it began and throughout the week of the ETA Bluegrass Cruise we knew that he would he would fit us to a tee. We very much share the same musical interests in songs and the way we want to present ourselves as a band".

Jack began his career with Jim and Jesse before becoming a Bluegrass Boy with Bill Monroe. He later went on to play with Lester Flatt and has also worked with Del Reeves, Sonny James and 10 years as fiddle player with Conway Twitty.
"The stories and experiences that Jack has already shared with us are very entertaining and we’re sure others will make the road trips fun for all. His style of play compliments us and to have the option of fiddle to some selections is great. Needless to say we are looking forward to what lies ahead for the Blu-J’s."

Read a recent extended interview with Jack Hicks HERE

Now the Good News…For those that have been patiently waiting, the new Blue Circle Records project A STRANGER IN MY OWN HOME TOWN is now ready. The band has set up a PAYPAL link on the  store page of the web site for orders or you can pick up a copy at one of their appearances this summer, also available on the schedule page of ...the website.