Storytelling is something of a Texas tradition. Tall hats and even taller tales are woven into the fabric of The Lone Star State, and singer-songwriter, Jarrod Dickenson can spin a yarn with the best of them. Hailing from Waco, now based in Nashville via Brooklyn, Dickenson spends most of his time on the road bringing his own particular brand of soulful Americana to a wide variety of music loving audiences around the globe.

After the 2018 release of 'Ready The Horses', Jarrod now releases “Under Texas Skies”, a 5 track “Celebration of The Many Stars from the Lone Star State”.

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1. Uptown - Roy Orbison
Single From 1959
(written by Roy Orbison & Joe Melson - Kobalt Publishing)

Performed by:
Jarrod Dickenson: Electric Guitar, Vocal
JP Ruggieri: Electric Guitar
Stephanie Jean: Wurlitzer, Maracas
Ted Pecchio: Bass
Josh Hunt: Drums
Michael Bellar: Hammond Organ
*The Ward Sisters: Backing Vocals

2. Try Me - Esther Phillips
Single From 1966
(written by Buddy Scott & Jimmy Radcliffe - Publisher Unknown)

Performed by:
Jarrod Dickenson: Leslie Guitar, Vocal
JP Ruggieri: Electric Guitar
Stephanie Jean: Wurlitzer, Tambourine, Omnichord
Ted Pecchio: Bass
Josh Hunt: Drums
Michael Bellar: Hammond Organ
*The Ward Sisters: Backing Vocals

3. Seven Spanish Angels - Willie Nelson & Ray Charles (Ray wasn’t from Texas, but should be celebrated at every possible opportunity)
From The Ray Charles Album “Friendship” - 1984
(written by Eddie F. Setser & Troy Harold - Warner/Chappell)

Performed by:
Jarrod Dickenson: Acoustic Guitar, Vocal, Stomp/Claps
JP Ruggieri: Electric Guitar, Pedal Steel, Backing Vocals
Stephanie Jean: Wurlitzer, Shaker, Stomp/Claps
Ted Pecchio: Bass
Josh Hunt: Drums
Michael Bellar: Hammond Organ
Chris Turpin: National Resonator, Maracas, Stomp/Claps
Claire Dickenson: Stomp/Claps
*The Ward Sisters: Backing Vocals
Seth Walker: Backing Vocals


4. I’m Glad For Your Sake (But Sorry For Mine) - Doug Sahm
From The Album “Sir Douglas Quintet +2 = Honkey Blues” - 1968
(written by Jack Lawrence & Peter Tinturin - Warner/Chappell)

Performed by:
Jarrod Dickenson: Electric Guitar, Vocal
JP Ruggieri: Electric Guitar
Stephanie Jean: Wurlitzer
Ted Pecchio: Bass
Josh Hunt: Drums
Michael Bellar: Hammond Organ
Johnny Duke: Cabasa
*The Ward Sisters: Backing Vocals

5. Dublin Blues - Guy Clark
From The Album “Dublin Blues” - 1995
(written by Guy Clark - Sony/ATV)

Performed by:
Jarrod Dickenson: Acoustic Guitar, Vocal
JP Ruggieri: Pedal Steel
Ted Pecchio: Bass
Chris Turpin: National Resonator
Claire Dickenson: Vocal
Michael Bellar: Pump Organ, Accordion

* “The Ward Sisters” - Claire (Ward) Dickenson & Stephanie Jean (Ward)

Recorded at Spirit Radio, Nashville, TN
Engineered by Johnny Duke
Mixed by Chris Jacobie at Curlwood Studios, San Antonio, TX
Mastered by Chris Bethea at Muscle Shoals Mastering, Muscle Shoals, AL
Cover art by Rachel McCarthy