​Beau Jennings & The Tigers (from the album American Stories Major Chords

​Beau Jennings & The Tigers (from the album American Stories Major Chords

​Beau Jennings & The Tigers (from the album American Stories Major Chords available on Black Mesa Records) (by Danny McCloskey)
Rock’n’Roll is extremely inclusive in ways to send a thank you. For some, it the dedication to the traditions of Rock’n’Roll. Beau Jennings & The Tigers choose another path as they dedicate themselves to the sound of a Rock’n’Roll songs in American Stories Major Chords, the title track painting a heartland picture that has been handed down in song for decades. Album Rock superstars form a line from REO Speedwagon, Styx, and Cheap Trick, through to the perfect Indiana Rock/Pop of John Mellencamp, and into the Indie Rock tales of Oklahoma’s Beau Jennings & The Tigers. Though different in style, the stories mirror the lives of the great big center of the United State of America. Rock’n’Roll propels Beau Jennings & The Tigers as the band roar through “Lookin’ for a Way” and making a trip through “Sooner Superette”.
 
Acoustic chords begin the song cycle on American Stories Major Chords as a working man heads out into the “Oklahoma Heat” while a drumbeat leads the way into “Norman Nights”. A dream-like magic is the musical background when Beau Jennings & The Tigers reminisce on “People’s Porch”, with the road a main character for American Stories Major Chords as the band take a ride down Tulsa’s “Boston Ave.” and cruise on the jangle of “Driving Around”. Sharp-angled guitar notes define the path in “Lookin for a Way” as Beau Jennings & The Tigers recall local musical heroes with distorted strums and vocals in “Rubberburn” while a harmonica demands attention for the story of “Broken Angel”. (by Danny McCloskey) 
 
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