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GREETINGS !!
Welcome to the Home of "Suburban Blues" and singer/songwriter John D Clements

John will be at one of his favorite venues, The Veranda on Highland in Birmingham, on Wednesday March 28th.

Check out the videos on John's facebook page of John playing at Mica's.
John's new CD "SUBURBAN BLUES" IS NOW AVAILABLE for purchase on line at a greatly reduced price ($10 plus shipping and handling) in the "Suburban Blues CD Store". You can find the Suburban Blues CD Store further down on this page. All of the tracks from "Suburban Blues" are now available for download on the "Music Download" page. (The cost per track download has been greatly reduced. Get a bargin.)

TRACKS HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THE MUSIC PLAYER FROM JOHN'S NEW CD "SUBURBAN BLUES".

A new page has been added to the site: "FEATURED SONG". The page will feature the lyrics of one of John's original songs. Check it out. The page will be updated monthly. The featured song this month is the timely "401K Blues". The "401K Blues" is one of the tracks available for download on the "Music Download" page.

Check Out the Photo Page for New Photos selected events including the studio recording session.

CLICK ON THE "SCHEDULE" PAGE TO SEE DATES FOR UPCOMING SHOWS

A LIST OF JOHN'S ORIGINAL SONGS IS ON THE "ORIGINAL SONGS" PAGE.

Click on the "Links" page and scroll down to the "forum" and enter your comments on the music, website or any other topic you wish to discuss. Try it.

If you are interested in booking a party, or play date email John at nochardonnay@johndclements.net.

Suburban Blues CD

$10.00

"SUBURBAN BLUES" is a collection of 12 original songs by John D Clements. John, a self styled "recovering lawyer", began writing songs and perfoming in local and regional venues after a long and successful career in a prominent Birmingam law firm. John, with his unique satirical touch, writes about the trivial and serious problems of suburbia in a genre of blues he calls Suburban Blues. Typical of the genre is the timely "401K Blues" and "It's A Long Way To Fall. John also writes about familiar classic country and western themes of requited and unrequited love. "SUBURBAN BLUES" begins with the haunting ballad "The Brave Young Boys" based on a true story of a young solider who died in combat in 1944 whose body was only recently discovered and brought home to be buried next to his dad.
1. The Brave Young Boys
2. The Highway
3. The 401K Blues
4. You Can't Stop Leaving Me Alone
5. Thanks For Being You
6. I Know When They Start
7. It's A Long Way To Fall
8. Los Alamos
9. The Things I Miss
10. I'm Not Ready To Forget You
11. Clears
12. I Don't Have To Cry

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