Jesse Aycock is a singer / songwriter from Tulsa, OK that has built a strong fan base nationally and internationally. Highly-respected by his peers as well, Neal Casal, guitarist for Chris Robinson Brotherhood and Ryan Adams & The Cardinals recently had this to say, “I’ve known Jesse a long time. He’s great. He’s one of those guys who really deserves more recognition.” His music is sweeping with beautiful melodies, old school tones, and lyrical depth that is remarkable for someone his age. His style touches on everything from traditional folk, psychedelic, country, and early rock, which makes him appealing to a wide audience. Jesse’s latest release was recorded at the legendary Church Studio in Tulsa, OK, owned in the 70’s by Leon Russell. For the sessions, he brought in Neal Casal on guitar, George Sluppick (Chris Robinson Brotherhood, JJ Grey & Mofro) on drums, as well as Eric Arndt on bass. Other contributors include David Hidalgo (Los Lobos) on guitar, Tulsa legend Jimmy Karstein on percussion, and Al Gamble (The Bo-Keys, The City Champs) on B3. Jesse is currently on tour playing lap steel/pedal steel/guitar with Paul Benjaman Band, The Secret Sisters, and Hard Working Americans (Todd Snider, Neal Casal, Dave Schools, Duane Trucks, Chad Staehly) Jesse Aycock's music is reminiscent of the legendary Tulsa Sound of the 1960's and 70's, popularized by Leon Russell, Eric Clapton, JJ Cale, David Gates.