NEW VIDEO: "WHATCHA-THINKA-BOUT-THAT?"

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Blending a GO-GO beat with a GOSPEL CHORUS, and some APPALACHIAN SOUL - My new song "WHATCHA-THINKA-BOUT-THAT?" is a modern tribute to the early 'Work Songs' of the Coal Fields of Appalachia. Its a fun sonic journey filled with 'Call and Response' hooks and verses that are comprised of common sayings heard during conversations from my travels through the mountains. The only questions is "WHATCHA-THINKA-BOUT-THAT?"

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STREETS OF OSAGE
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The combination of Aristotle Jones’s smooth, mellow voice and his warm acoustic guitar is at the heart of this personal and soulful ballad. The accompanying video for ‘Streets of Osage’, created by William Walker Films, takes the viewer on a trip to Scott’s Run Annual Street Fair in Osage, WV and the Scott’s Run Museum and Trail. We get a charming glimpse of life in Jones’s home town as he sings alongside Rock n' Soul Singer and town historian, Al Anderson. It’s delightful to see the joy that Jones takes in his performance; his smile is broad as he plays and performs and takes us on a trip round town. Together with the lyrics, the video creates a real sense of place and history effectively.

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Aristotle Jones Receives National Recognition
by National Association of Black Storytellers

Following the release of his latest Album "Mountain Doo-Wop & The Streets of Osage" Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones has earned national recognition as a Black Appalachian Storyteller fellow. Mountain Doo-Wop & The Streets of Osage was inspired by his family's history in a small West Virginia coal town and features 9 songs that offer a reimagined context for the sonic landscape through various eras of the town evolution as seen. Listen to Mountain Doo-Wop & The Streets of Osage, and hear the Award Winning Album.