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Never Looked Back

My New Single

A love story for a dancer who spent 25 years in ballet before she found country music and me. A classical string quartet and piano slowly turn into a western country two-step about change, freedom and always dancing forward.

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Seventh Floor View

Two-Step to Dance

Sitting at my desk on the seventh floor, surrounded by scattered handwritten notes and humming a little tune, I look out over wheat fields, highways and a distant city. That’s where this song began. It turned into a western country two-step, a little grit, a little poetry, a touch of nostalgia. Made for dancing quick-quick-slow-slow with someone you like.

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Balcony of Wonders

Single of Wonder

Fast, feel-good country with banjo, fiddle and big sing-along “whoaaa-oh-oh-ooooh” vocals. My baby turns trains, planes and moonlight into magic on that balcony.

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Route 66 Storm

My First Single

True story from Route 66, Arizona. Black storm clouds eating the trees on one side, a sandstorm swallowing houses on the other… and one straight road in the middle with no guarantee we’d make it through. That night became “Route 66 Storm.”

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Music

Cover Balcony of Wonders
Balcony of Wonders
Cover From Books to Cool Look
From Books to Cool Look
Cover Never Looked Back
Never Looked Back
Cover Route 66 storm
Route 66 storm
Cover Seventh Floor View
Seventh Floor View 


            


            

                

                    
                


                


                    
                        
                        
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Bio

            
Between the American West and the backroads of Europe, J. Lee Bone crafts a brand of country that nods to Luke Combs, Chris Stapleton, Cody Johnson, Zac Brown Band and Travis Tritt, while carving out a sound that’s unmistakably J. Lee Bone.

            
Southern rock, country-pop, alt-country and folk collide in songs that turn travels and wild adventures into cinematic stories: fiddle that tugs at the heart, banjo that drives the action, steel and acoustic guitars painting wide-open landscapes.

            
A warm, gritty voice rides steady, fast-paced grooves that shift from deeply nostalgic to fiercely energetic.