"The Meek Shall Inherit The Earth"...

This album is a special blend of tastefully delicious piano rock classics of tomorrow that is brought to you by a singer/songwriter, composer, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and recording artist whose name needs no further introduction. He is known to music industry elite as the John Rambo of the music industry with a record of the greatest number of grammy nominated singles and full length grammy award winning albums that as a ghostwriter he had written for some of the most iconic Major Label American and British superstar artists of all time. The reviews from hardcore critics in reference to the "Jerry Impini Story" have been referred to as "Refreshingly Unique" in addition to too many other positively strong comments to mention here without running out of room to write them all down here so Listen to Tomorrows Brand New Classics today and listen to the Future Brand New Grammy Award Winning #1 Billboard Hits of tomorrow contained on "The Jerry Impini Story" Album right here right now with such hard to come by rare infectious Super Hits like "Not Involved", "Been Bad For Me", and the "Good Time Woman Song" just to name a few before seeing it plastered all over the Major Music Publications like "Rolling Stone", and "People", then watching these Future Killer Classics performed live on late night TV for hosts like "Jimmy Kimmel", and "Jimmy Fallon" as well. Thats right Jerry Impini music fanatics! You can now say you saw it here FIRST on Bandcamp when the party was just getting started. Well Done! : )

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Jerry Impini sings country rock with an Americana spirit on the bombastic “The Jerry Impini Story”. Delivered with such soul Jerry brings together folk, country, rock, and a little bit of the blues in just the right way. These genres are pulled into the present for his electric flourishes further adds to the stately grace of the riffs. Everything however, revolves around the sheer power of his voice. With a commanding yet compassionate stride, he lets the entirety of the album come together into a cohesive whole. Like small snippets from a life lived to the fullest, there is a great sense of soul that radiates throughout.

References abound throughout the whole of the album, ranging from the classic dry wit of Bob Dylan to the tender odes to the outcasts of East River Pipe. The arrangements virtually burst at the seams and he holds nothing back. Indeed, one of the joys of the album is how much variation he pours into each piece, giving it always just the right amount of uncertainty. On the weirder moments, he even taps into the chamber country orchestral movements of Lambchop in terms of their sheer sweeping gestures.

An anthemic rock spirit opens things up on a high note with “Not Involved/Been Bad For Me”. The jaunty, updated honky-tonk of “Good Time Woman Song” has a giddy gleefulness to it. On “Control Whats Inside” has a sense of inner faith. Leaning deep into the blues is the contemplative “Covid-19, God, and the Devil”. Layer upon layer comes into the mix with the Max Tundra-inspired energy of “Exposure To The Light”. Burning through the night is the chaotic splendor of “Number One Hit”, by far the highlight of the album with a sense of celebration about it. “Just Another Bad Guy” taps into a swaggering funk. Stripping things down to the essentials is the surprisingly intimate “While I Drive” as the song has a yearning quality to it. “Been Bad For Me (Extended Acoustic Version)” serves as the album counterpoint to the single “Been Bad For Me (The Stuart Epps Remix)”. Yes, the Stuart Epps, record producer of Elton John, Led Zeppelin, among many others, and his remix is quite a bit of fun. Neatly bringing it all home is the album finale of “New Life Through Harmony (S ou N dboard L ive Mix)”.

“The Jerry Impini Story” proves Jerry Impini to be a masterful storyteller for these pieces have a timelessness to them...