From somewhere between Elviss flashy Vegas and Johnny Cashs earthy Arkansas comes a country boy in a little old Texas town called Houston. Thats where rural folk music, showbiz pop, and American rock and roll reached Mitch Jacobs. Jacobs spent the last dozen years in Houston party band, The Romeo Dogs. When Austin Music Hall of Famer Freddie Steady Krc crossed paths with Jacobs, he heard a musical kinship to Johnny Cash that was also a unique new sound. Their meeting led to Jukebox Music, Jacobs first solo album; a rock and roll rhythm with a western swing sensibility. Heres a little slice of Bob Wills, a little slice of Elvis, and a respectful country tip of the hat to Johnny, all in the tremolo baritone of Houstons Mitch Jacobs.