Artist description "...Soulful singer-songwriter ala classic rock. Lee's voice; the edge of Springsteen, the smoothness of Steve Perry, and the soul of Greg Allman. The music itself; driving acoustic rhythms with Intricate electric work and a kickass rhythm section ! ..." - SD Critic

Music Style AAA

Musical Influences Dylan, V. Morrison, Hiatt, Henley, The Boss, Tom Waits, N. Young

Similar Artists Edwin McCain, Bob Seger, Cat Stevens

Artist History Lee Tyler Post is a singer/songwriter whose style ranges from Alternative, to Southern rock, to Blues. His lyrics convey storys of everyday people. He calls it - " Rock & Soul ". He has lived and performed in Nashville, TN. Opened up for the band "Missing Persons" (Dale Bozzio). Played alongside such Grammy nominated songwriter's likeTony Lane who wrote "Little Past, Little Rock" for LeAnn Womack. And has traveled all across the country performing as a solo artist. Lee's music has been described as passionate, moving, intense and straight from the heart. Just complicated enough, yet simple and to the point for the listener. Influences include (among others) Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, Led Zepplin, Bob Marley, John Hiatt, Don Henley & Tom Waits.

Group Members Lee Tyler Post :singer,songwriter,guitar / Andy Machin : lead guitar /

Instruments Singer/songwriter

Albums www.leetylerpost.com/music

Press Reviews Review by Jonathan Sanders of Gods Of Music.com If you enjoy country styled blues with well performed music and excellent vocals, you're going to like Lee Tyler Post. His genre is a tough one in which to survive, many want to sing the blues but few can master what is needed to succeed. Lee definitely has what it takes. His music is simple, light layered acoustic guitars giving the song momentum to keep going, much like the lonely road in this song. And his vocals slide over the tapestry of sound like they were meant to be there, almost like fate. Lee's voice lends itself nicely to the lyrics which are top notch in my opinion, and this all leads to a great track worth anyone's listen. Give Lee Tyler Post your listening time, you won't want to stop his music from playing. This is the kind of music people were meant to live by, so do yourself the favor! How often do you get the chance to hear this kind of music in today's rough and tumble competitive music world? If "Highway 47" is any indication, this guy is going to be around for awhile, and I'm sure he'll take his listeners along on a wild musical journey. Strap yourself in !!! Another review : I was completely ready to write the riot act to Mr. Post. I was ready to poke holes in his self-confident web page. We've all read the self-important web pages that bloat an artist's meaning and ability in this world. Well, Mr. Post's wasn't much different. It says that he is a true original and God's gift to us mere mortals (I'm paraphrasing). However, much to my surprise, he's as good as he says he is. This is a gifted musician and songwriter. That much is absolutely clear from note one. Lee Tyler Post understands a good turn of phrase and a thought put to music. I have to hand it to Lee Tyler Post, he's won me over. The song is just a simple acoustic guitar that doesn't sound so simple and, the voice of an artist. Lee Tyler Post really brings out the feeling in every refrain. This song is clearly good solid music and I think capable of every award it can get. Bottom line, he may not be an absolute original. He carries with him the influence of a number of musicians but he's one hell of listen. You'll be glad you checked him out. Clint Giage ~ Gods Of Music

Additional Info Austin bound !

Location Austin, TX - USA

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