Rock-blues guitarist, singer, and songwriter Dennis Jones is pleased to announce the release of his eighth (8th) original album, ABOUT TIME on Blue Rock Records.

ABOUT TIME was produced by Dennis Jones, and Brian O'Neal of the world famous BusBoys and recorded in Los Angeles at Station House Studios by GRAMMY award winner Mark Rains (Rival Sons) and at Matai Studios by Rodney (BR) Millon (Arthur Adams). Mixed and mastered by GRAMMY award winning engineer Brian D Hardin (GnR, Jerry Lee Lewis).

Musicians featured on this release include Raymond Johnson on drums (Michael Henderson, Jackiem Joyner), Robert McDonald on bass and backing vocal (Johnny Guitar Watson, Norman Brown), Paulie Cerra on saxophone, Hammond B3 organ, and Wurlitzer piano (Joe Bonamassa, Keb Mo'), and Niomisha Wilson on backing vocals.

This exciting release follows Jones' 2020 album Soft Hard & Loud, which spent over two months in the top 20 on the Blues and Rock Blues charts.

Jones' songs on ABOUT TIME are introspective, encouraging personal growth and connection, and yet still edgy and fun.

If you love eclectic modern rock-blues, then you need to hear ABOUT TIME!

“Also released in conjunction with My Kinda Blues is the DVD, Dennis Jones Band: Live at Temecula Theater. This set features a whopping 18 tracks and finds Dennis Jones and the band in fine form, as they blaze through songs from each of their three previous CDs, plus “Best That I Can” from their latest release. The performance is filmed in a pretty straight-forward manner….there’s no bells and whistles or special effects, just the band playing their tunes. Jones doesn’t showboat or try to fit every note into every solo. He just plays each tune with the maximum intensity and power. Turner and Correa are rock solid in their backing. Standout tracks include “Kill the Pain,” “Brand New Day,” “Hot Sauce,” “Him or Me,” “I’m Good,” “Big Black Cat,” “Super Deluxe,” and “Try Not To Lie.” In addition, there are four bonus tracks that are as strong as the rest, especially “Something Good,” a slow burner, and the Jimmy Reed-based “You’re Wrong.” Live at Temecula Theater offers a compilation of Dennis Jones’ best work for newcomers and is a pretty impressive representation of their live show that will please longtime fans as well. --- Graham Clarke” - Graham Clarke — Blues Bytes Reviews