JJMCcabe

Joseph James McCabe (JJMCcabe) was born with a gift for music which would carry him from his roots further then he ever dreamed possible. As a young man, his talent was recognized by Jackie Onassis and became JFK, Jr. first guitar teacher. He began traveling the east coast playing American Country Rock music. The popularity of His sound grew and he opened for Bruce Springsteen, Poco, Eagles and backed-up Chuck Berry. He has continued to write his own compositions and develop his unique s...

Joseph James McCabe (JJMCcabe) was born with a gift for music which would carry him from his roots further then he ever dreamed possible. As a young man, his talent was recognized by Jackie Onassis and became JFK, Jr. first guitar teacher. He began traveling the east coast playing American Country Rock music. The popularity of His sound grew and he opened for Bruce Springsteen, Poco, Eagles and backed-up Chuck Berry. He has continued to write his own compositions and develop his unique style. "If John Lennon was still alive and making music with the Moody Blues, this is how they would sound like !" explains Michael Jaramillo of the Great Unknown Music Expose. Dennis Ferrante , Master Audio Engineer, BMG Entertainment (business partner) was a consultant or contractor to you Dennis Ferrante Is one of the music industries best Engineers worked for (John Lennon) and countless music Icons Comment From Dennis Ferrante: “Joseph is a talented songwriter/musician who records and mixes his own songs with a unique style of old-school rock n' roll and alternative all rolled into one.” “I recently had the pleasure of attending Joe’s live performance of his new CD 11.24. I have known Joe for a while and over the last so many months heard bits and pieces of what he was working on. I must say, I was pleasantly surprised at what he put together. My experience of him is that he is a caring, conscientious soul and this came out in his music. He writes from the heart.. Not only are his lyrics poetic but his mastery of different instruments made the experience much more meaningful. It reminded me of what those lucky few, back in the early 60’s, must have felt listening to John Lennon and The Beatles at the Cavern.” September 26, 2008