John Voorhees

Over the past twenty years, John Voorhees has played in numerous coffeehouses and music festivals between Louisiana and Vermont. He has released 8 full-length CDs of original music, his songs have been included in three CD compilations and he has opened for such nationally-known artists as Livingston Taylor. Burlington, VT’s “Seven Days” arts magazine described John as “a self-deprecating wordsmith who knows a thing or two about melody… A modern folk popster who seems in love with the world ...

Over the past twenty years, John Voorhees has played in numerous coffeehouses and music festivals between Louisiana and Vermont. He has released 8 full-length CDs of original music, his songs have been included in three CD compilations and he has opened for such nationally-known artists as Livingston Taylor. Burlington, VT’s “Seven Days” arts magazine described John as “a self-deprecating wordsmith who knows a thing or two about melody… A modern folk popster who seems in love with the world and doesn’t need to make himself the center of it.” Listeners have compared his performance style to John Denver, Don McLean, Billy Joel, Phil Ochs and James Taylor (but he wishes he sounded more like Ray Charles).