2013 release, the eagerly anticipated follow-up to their critically-praised EP, Gutter Gaunt Gangster. The album was recorded with Grammy Award-nominated producer/engineer Paul Moak at his Nashville studio, the Smoakstack. Drawing inspiration from such iconic works as the Band's Music from the Big Pink, The Weeks enriched their well-seasoned sonic stew with the classic flavors of Soul, R&B, Funk, and heavy Boogie to create their own unique take on contemporary Southern Rock. Big brass, lush strings, and twangy pedal steel have been fused into the bands trademark sludge-pop sound. Dear Bo Jackson shows The Weeks to be not unlike the legendary athlete of the album's title: indisputable all-stars, capable of just about anything.
2013 release, the eagerly anticipated follow-up to their critically-praised EP, Gutter Gaunt Gangster. The album was recorded with Grammy Award-nominated producer/engineer Paul Moak at his Nashville studio, the Smoakstack. Drawing inspiration from such iconic works as the Band's Music from the Big Pink, The Weeks enriched their well-seasoned sonic stew with the classic flavors of Soul, R&B, Funk, and heavy Boogie to create their own unique take on contemporary Southern Rock. Big brass, lush strings, and twangy pedal steel have been fused into the bands trademark sludge-pop sound. Dear Bo Jackson shows The Weeks to be not unlike the legendary athlete of the album's title: indisputable all-stars, capable of just about anything.
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