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Award winning musician, Joe Flip, performing with his hand-made oil can guitars, is releasing his new album, "Home Sweet Home," with an international distribution deal with Loud Folk Records.

His 2019 album, "Tin Can Tunes," charted #2, along with his song "Mess Around," charting #1 on the international RMR Radio Charts earning him a Blues Blast Magazine Music Award nomination. Joe also represented Minnesota at the 2019 International Blues Competition in Memphis, TN, advancing to the semi-finals.

His hand-made oil can guitars, "Hayburners," have been sold all over the world and have been featured on FOX 9 News, Blues in Britain Magazine, CNET, and The Drive Magazine.

Not only content with performing, Joe also serves as a music teacher and promoter of "Blues for Kids," a music education program he created at the 501c3 non-profit organization, "Discover Music". The program is known for organizing workshops at schools and festivals with the mission of teaching children of all ages about the Blues music genre with harmonica and guitar.

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Bonus Materials

• Includes a free download card

Sales Points

• 1,500,000+ Views on Youtube
• Top 15 on Radio Charts- 'Cafe' (RMR Radio Charts)
• Winner of MN Road to Memphis Blues Challenge
• ​Three-Time Nominee for the Midwest CMO Awards
• Semi-Finalist at the International Blues Competition
• #1 Song on Radio Charts 'Mess Around'

Press Quotes

If you're in the mood for meat-and-potatoes blues and barroom boogie, then Joe Flip is here for you. Playing homemade electric guitars made from oil cans and singing in an attractive, plainspoken voice, Flip delivers original songs that sound like they could have been written at any time between the 1930s and the 1970s. 'Mississippi Country Road' brings to mind Lightnin' Hopkins; 'Toxic' finds him working alongside the golden-voiced Swan Rose; 'Jimi Swing' unsurprisingly invokes the spirit of Jimi Hendrix, maybe filtered just a little bit through the intercession of Stevie Ray Vaughn. The album offers a nice mix of vocal and instrumental tunes, all of them characterized by a joyful party vibe and plenty of greasy virtuosity. Recommended to all libraries that collect pop, rock and roots music.

     —Rick Anderson, CD HotList January 2024