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Jesse Eubanks - West Coast Politics East Coast Love (Acoustic Folk)

1) Pain Can Be A Good Thing 2) Crumbling Inside 3) Dear Friend 4) Edie 5) Jesus, My Savior 6) Ghetto Thoughts 7) The Sun Is Just Over The Bend 8) Starlight 9) So Much Easier 10) My Lover, My Beloved 11) A Little Furher Ahead 12) The Ghosts In My Head 13) Thousand Word Stare 14) I'm Sorry

Release Date: 2002 Label: Independent Producer: Jesse Eubanks Official Website:

Jesse Eubanks is a musician, producer and recording artist from Philadelphia, PA. Jesse also serves as the Worship Arts Director for the Port Community Church. Jesse is known for his multi-genre songwriting abilities, cut throat lyrics and enthusiastic live performances. Eubank's solo acoustic effort, West Coast Politics East Coast Love is a fourteen song recording of bare acoustic music with delicately crafted lyrics. It has been called confessional music by many. "All the music is just a backdrop for the words," says Jesse. "These are songs to stir the mind and spirit." West Coast Politics East Coast Love is a melancholy folk album composed of half-thoughts and scattered thoughts strewn together to journal the intellectual, spiritual and social journey of Jesse's life over the last four years. This multi-talented artist brings his energy and passion for music, art and worship to this fine project. Jesse was named Artist Of The Year by Somewhere Cold and has appeared on HBO's Da Ali G Show.

Recording Personnel:

Jesse Eubanks (acoustic & electric guitars, vocals, bass, piano, harmonica, percussion, synth),
Coury Deeb (drums), Matt Osborn (cello, mandolin), Olga Maria Cruz (vocals)

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