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	Tony Joe White - Biography - AOL Music
		Tony Joe White has parlayed his songwriting talent into a modestly successful country and rock career in Europe as well as America.
		White moved to Warner Bros. in 1971, but success eluded him on his three albums: Tony Joe White, The Train I'm On, and Homemade Ice Cream.
		White was inactive through much of the '80s, but worked with Tina Turner on her 1989 Foreign Affair album, writing four songs and playing guitar and harmonica.
	music.aol.com /artist/tony-joe-white/21409/biography (452 words)

	Tony Joe White Album Reviews
		Tony Joe was already 26 when he started recording, so perhaps that explains his style was already fully formed from the beginning onwards and that he had already written a bunch of material.
		During songs like these, White sounds as if he’s from an unspecified era and a region where time stood still, modern times never really had much of an impact, and media are replaced by folk tales and a stronger bond between a man and his soil.
		White isn’t particularly creative with it – it’s not that it wasn’t a repetitive dirge to begin with in the first place – but of course it sounds right at home on an album by this guy.
	www.guypetersreviews.com /tjwhite.php (2402 words)

	Metroactive Music \| Tony Joe White
		Tony Joe White's "Rainy Night in Georgia" is arguably among the most evocative popular songs of the last half century.
		White did let his son Jody set him up with ProTools for post-production recently, but only after he was assured that the digital software wouldn't "lose the soul and the warmth" of the original analog recordings.
		White says he started out playing with just guitar and drums back in Louisiana and Texas, and was surprised to find a number of young artists doing the same in recent years.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/cruz/09.28.05/white-0539.html (1286 words)

	Dinosaurdays - Tony Joe White
		Tony Joe White is not only the possessor of one of the finest voices in blues/country/rock, but he's a damn fine guitarist as well.
		On seeing the Swamp Fox, as Tony Joe White became known, in the flesh in 1967, music publisher Bob Beckham said to him "If you can hum, you're a star!" Born in 1943, he was the youngest of s even children raised on a cotton farm near Oak Grove, Louisiana.
		White went on to become one of the most acclaimed blues guitarists/singers in the world, building up solid fan bases in France, Belgium and elsewhere in Europe.
	www.dinosaurdays.co.za /Groups/tonyjoewhite.html (719 words)

	Tony Joe White (Cosmik Debris Magazine interview)
		The last four Tony Joe White albums were never released in the US in acceptable numbers, so even his hardcore fans had to pay huge prices to importers.
		Tony Joe: There ARE some cool little places in Louisiana that'll venture out and do that, and a few parts of Mississippi, but over there it's just kind of a standard thing.
		Tony Joe: I felt it was a real honor to meet a whole tribe from that far away that had been listening to my tunes.
	www.cosmik.com /aa-june00/tony_joe_white.html (3550 words)

	Tony Joe White News
		Tony Joe White's biggest hit was 'Polk Salad Annie,'' but his most famous song, 'Rainy Night in Georgia,'' was a hit for Brook Benton.
		Tony Joe White, "Uncovered" Tony Joe White turns his latest album, "Uncovered," into a summit of gruff-voiced old men who mine the blues with a simmering mix of sensuality and menace.
		Tony Joe White was born in Louisiana, made his name in Nashville and built his reputation as a homegrown bayou rocker.
	www.topix.net /who/tony-joe-white (741 words)

	Tony Joe White - Interview - Elvis Information Network
		Tony Joe White— It’s been 2 years since my last visit but I think this is my seventh trip through the years.
		TJW — I was living in Memphis at the time and it was about 4 o’clock in the morning when my phone rings.
		Tony Joe White was interviewed in Sydney 2003 by the dynamic duo, Piers Beagley & Ed Gibbs
	www.elvisinfonet.com /interview_tonyjoewhite.html (1817 words)

	Tony Joe White
		Louisiana country crooner Tony Joe White might just be the coolest man on the planet.
		On his latest album, Uncovered, Tony Joe has enlisted the likes of Eric Clapton, JJ Cale and Mark Knopfler and the results are understandably impressive.
		With 10 sultry, summery tracks Tony Joe shows that age is not relevant when you've got one of the most soulful country voices in the business.
	www.irishelvisfanclub.com /tony_joe_white.htm (531 words)

	Cary Baker's conqueroo - Tony Joe White Announcements
		NEW YORK, N.Y. – Tony Joe White, best known for his swamp pop smash hit “Polk Salad Annie,” is putting the finishing touches on his first new recording in six years.
		For the new album, White wrote three of the 10 songs (not counting the framing solo acoustic instrumentals “Gabriella” and “Gabriella’s Affair”) with his wife Leann, who also took the cover portrait, and he sings the balmy “Playa Del Carmen Nights” with his daughter Michelle.
		Southern gentleman that he is, Tony Joe steps aside to permit Lynne to sing the opening verse of “Can’t Go Back Home,” which they wrote together, so that hers is the first voice you hear on the album.
	www.conqueroo.com /tonyjoewhitepr.html (505 words)

	Tony Joe White - Uncovered (Album Review)
		Tony Joe White has been writing and recording material for nearly 40 years.
		With music that settles into a slowly simmering murkiness and vocals that, at best, are an acquired taste, White’s abilities as a songwriter far outstrip his talents as a performer.
		Instead, they spar with White in a subdued fashion by matching his gruff whisper with their own understated tones and by layering a tangle of guitars on top of the repetitive, hypnotic rhythms.
	www.musicbox-online.com /reviews-2006/tonyjoewhite-uncovered.html (271 words)

	Tony Joe White
		In 1969, Tony Joe White brought his brand of Swampy Blues into a Top 10 hit with his song "Polk Salad Annie." This was followed very shortly in 1970, by Brook Benton’s soulful rendition of White's timeless "Rainy Night In Georgia."
		Most recently Tony Joe White has released The Heroines and the critically acclaimed new album “Uncovered” both have been released on his own label, Swamp Records.
		The elusive J. Cale snakes through the prowling groove of “Louvelda.” Most notably on this album is the late Waylon Jennings, who joins Tony Joe for a timeless performance of the previously unrecorded, “Shakin the Blues,” in one of Waylon’s final studio appearances.
	www.tonyjoewhite.com /index.php?content=about (554 words)

	Tony Joe White
		Throughout the '70s and '80s Tony Joe White toured with some of the biggest artists of the decade including Credence Clearwater Revival and James Taylor.
		The 1990s began with an explosion of activity for White as superstar Tina Turner recorded four of his songs for her multi-platinum selling Foreign Affairs album including the world-wide hit, "Steamy Windows".
		White says he created the company with his son Jody White, so that he could continue to produce music the way he always has -- his way.
	www.country-musique.com /tonyjoe.html (458 words)

	Tony Joe White
		Tony did a mesmerizing performance that night with just his electric guitar and a drummer.
		Tony's music incorporates rock, blues and soul influences to create a sound that is unmistakably his.
		This one is a solid effort that should win Tony Joe some new fans.
	www.crossroadsbluessociety.com /tony_joe_white.htm (134 words)

	Amazon.com: Black and White: Music: Tony Joe White (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Not only an accomplished songwriter, though, Tony Joe White is also recording artist and performer in his own right, singing and playing guitar on his own and other people's records and regularly touring.
		Black And White was the album that followed his own 1969 US top ten hit Polk Salad Annie, the song that introduced swamp rock to the nation: funky horns, southern fried wah-wah guitar, alligator soul boogie and a voice as deep as his sideburns.
		The good news is that TJW found his groove and by the 1990s hit his stride as one of the great talents of modern blues.
	www.amazon.com /Black-White-Tony-Joe/dp/B00000I2UL (960 words)

	Cary Baker's conqueroo - Tony Joe White Biography
		While he would never use these terms himself, White is the most authentic of artists, and it’s not an act — there is simply nobody more real or less pretentious than Tony Joe White.
		Three of the five songs Tony Joe sings by himself have a narrative female presence: there’s the high-maintenance hottie of “Rich Woman Blues,” the unfaithful lover of “Robbin’ My Honeycomb” and the “cover pulling…hip slanging momma” of “Ice Cream Man.” The remaining two songs are thematic changes of pace.
		Brook Benton turned White’s “Rainy Night in Georgia” into a hit, and Dusty Springfield reached the charts with her version of Tony Joe’s “Willie and Laura Mae Jones.” His songs were also recorded by the likes of Ray Charles, Elvis Presley, Etta James, Roy Orbison, Isaac Hayes, Charlie Rich, Joe Cocker and Hank Williams, Jr.
	www.conqueroo.com /tonyjoewhitebio.html (1238 words)

	Beginning - Tony Joe White - Music Reviews
		It's something to contemplate when an artist of Tony Joe White's stature waits until his 29th record to make the album he's been dreaming about for most, if not all, of his career.
		This is the sound of the night, where the bullfrogs, snakes, hungry gators, broken dreamers, haunted desperadoes, lonesome travelers, and wild-eyed seekers of the unspeakable all come together in one man's musical dreams to speak.
		One of White's particular gifts is, even when singing in the first person, he offers an empathetic view so close to the bone that we not only know the people in these songs, we've been them.
	www.mp3.com /albums/492442/reviews.html (1067 words)

	Tony Joe White Biography : Oldies.com
		A country singer and songwriter, White was also tagged with the label "swamp rock", a musical genre he helped to create.
		Raised on a cotton farm in Louisiana, he formed his first band, Tony White and His Combo, while still in his teens.
		White spent the rest of the decade concentrating on his songwriting career, and bounced back into the public eye at the beginning of the 90s when Tina Turner recorded four of his songs including the worldwide hit, "Steamy Windows'.
	www.oldies.com /artist-biography/Tony-Joe-White.html (415 words)

	Puremusic interview with Tony Joe White (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Tony is a statesman of the swamp, and a real Louisiana gentleman.
		As if having an interview with Tony wasn't enough of a memorable pleasure, I got to see him front and center at the Mercy Lounge in Nashville during the recent Americana Conference.
		It's really like this: if you like the blues, if you like the swampy kind of groove, and you don't have a Tony Joe White record in your collection, you're missing it, man. Fortunately for everybody, the new record is vitally beautiful and full of inspired collaborations with his famous friends and admirers.
	www.puremusic.com /70tjw1.html (351 words)

	Eyes - Tony Joe White - Song Listings
		Abandoning the idiosyncratic, bluesy country-rock that made his name, White turned to smooth disco, creating a late-night seduction record closer to Boz Scaggs than Tony Joe White, but that's not necessarily a bad thing, since White's voice suits the stylish groove well and it's appealing on the surface.
		Six of the 10 songs have some conjugation of "love" in the title, and if that wasn't clear enough, there was the swinging cover photo, finding Tony Joe in a wide-open, wide-collared shirt, chatting up a lovely blond woman.
		That might be why many White fans don't dig this album -- it's such a smooth affair that when he returns to the swamp, as on "Texas Woman," it's disarming -- but it's enjoyable for what it is. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide [-] Continue
	www.mp3.com /albums/43764/summary.html (471 words)

	Tony Joe White
		Tony Joe will be making a few final performances before closing the books on a busy 2006.
		THE GATOR RESURFACES IN L.A. Tony Joe appeared with Jessi Colter at the Viper Room in LA to support her new CD, "Out of the Ashes." The release features a duet of "Out of the Rain", performed with TJ and Jessi's late husband Waylon Jennings.
		Tony Joe will embark on his US tour on September 29th in Austin, TX.
	www.tonyjoewhite.com (483 words)

	Tony Joe White
		Tony Joe White boasted one self-composed Top 10 hit in white-trash anthem "Polk Salad Annie" from 1969, not long before Elvis Presley added it into his repertoire.
		Tony Joe White is a great songwriter and entertainer.
		Tony Joe White wrote "Polk Salad Annie", and others.
	www.topix.net /forum/city/white-castle-la/T30G5EMCJP2OMN2RU (216 words)

	Tony Joe White
		In their vastly entertaining (and unfortunately near-impossible to find) documentary, Searching For Tony Joe, directors Christopher Chaput and Joseph Strickland chronicle their road trip from Austin to Nashville, undertaken in an effort to meet Tony Joe White.
		Like the rambunctious twenty-somethings in Searching For Tony Joe, they seem transformed by their interaction with someone who has weathered a life in the slimy business of show with unequalled artistic integrity and consistently high-quality work.
		At a New York performance to promote the record, White proved that the guest appearances on half the record were but icing on a cake comprised of ten terrific tunes.
	www.puremusic.com /70white.html (488 words)

	Amazon.com: Tony Joe White: Music: Tony Joe White (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Tony Joe White — Get the latest gossip about your favorite celebrity at Moviefone.
		Download Tony Joe White Music — Unlimited access to 1.3 million songs.
		Legend Tony Joe White at the peak of his 1970s output with this album.
	www.amazon.com /Tony-Joe-White/dp/B000063Y2Y (707 words)

	Tony Joe White die Discography des Swamp Fox (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Tony Joe White die Discography des Swamp Fox
		Tony Joe White - Closer to the Truth
		Tony Joe White - The Path Of A Decent Groove - 1993
	www.rockzirkus.de /lexikon/bilder/w/white/tony_joe_white_disco.htm (666 words)

	Uncovered by White, Tony Joe CD
		The King of Swamp Rock, Louisiana-born singer/guitarist Tony Joe White, released the 10-song UNCOVERED in 2006.
		Although less star-studded than 2004's THE HEROINES, the album finds White once again trading confidently in the thick, hazy, blues-tinged style that helped define the genre of swamp rock.
		White isn't quite as fiery here as he was in the days of "Polk Salad Annie" and "Willie and Laura Mae Jones," but his bayou drawl--which is just that much more, well, swampy--and his slow-burn guitar playing nicely evoke steamy Louisiana nights.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/7259626/a/Uncovered.htm (298 words)

	Tony Joe White - Shakefire.com Contest
		Swampy, funky and deeply soulful, "Uncovered,' the latest album from souther songwriting icon Tony Joe White positively oozes out of the speakers.
		Burning slow like a sticky summer night in White's native Louisiana, 'Uncovered' features ten tracks including 7 new compositions, plus re-imagined versions of some of his classics...
		I'd like to receive more information from Tony Joe White.
	www.shakefire.com /contests/tonyjoewhite.html (104 words)

	Tony Joe White - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The following, in reverse order, are the albums TJW officially released in North America along with the CDs that initially only came out in Europe and a few legal Australian releases:
		1998 - Tony Joe White Live in Europe 1971 (WeeBuy #885972) - a reissue of earlier live and possibly bootleg live concert releases
		2000 - Tony Joe White In Concert (Brilliant BT 33053) - a reissue of earlier live and possibly bootleg material live concert releases
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tony_Joe_White (1072 words)

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