Combining Country style waltzes, two-steps and hoe-downs which Jay learned as a youngster from fiddlers and pickers in the backwoods and country towns of Central and East Texas, with funky blues, western swing and country boogie woogie, Jay 'n Doll cook up a mood and aura guaranteed to add a little something special to your audio experience. They effortlessly blend blues, country, bluegrass, swing, and folk-rock influences together into an evocative soundscape Their music is a journey from Country Music’s Golden Age through to Contemporary Country. With stomp-box and extra instruments on performance stands (Banjo,/acoustic guitar), they deliver an engaging and authentic performance. Jay's original music is blues, roots, folk and gospel; Doll is a bright and energetic Bass player and percussionist. They have a reputation for infectious rhythms quirky lyrics and storytelling. If they’re not singing songs you know and love, they’re singing songs you’ll grow to love. About the duo Jay 'n Doll: Jay Jacobs: Vocals (solo and Duo), Acoustic Guitar (Profile) Carole Jacobs ("Doll"): Vocals (Solo and Duo), Bass Guitar (Profile) About the Studio Musicians: Bill C Graham:( Co-producer), Fiddle, Bass & Mandolin( nine years Bass-man with Glenn Campbell; 37 yrs studio musician). Bill is a popular studio bassist (5 time winner of the "Bassist of the Year" award by the Academy of Country Music), fiddler/violinist ( 2 ACM nominations) and mandolin player as well as a songwriter. Ronnie Guilbeau: (Co-producer), Electric B-Bender Telecaster Guitar,Acoustic Guitars, DanoElectric Baritone Guitar, Danolectro Six-String Bass & back-up vocals (Burrito Brothers, Palamino Road & GYG). Rick Yancey: Percussion and Back-up vocals (Cymarron, Remingtons & GYG). Rick is known as a consummate studio singer, with album credits on Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Lorrie Morgan and Waylon Jennings, among others. Steve Hinson: Steel Guitar, (Over the years Steve has performed or recorded with scores of artists and songwriters, a list which includes George Jones, Ray Price, Dolly Parton, Kenny Chesney, Josh Turner, Trace Adkins, Alan Jackson, and for the past 15 years, Randy Travis).