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Cody Jasper w/ Lucid Illusions Presented by Robbins Auto at Dan Electros in Houston, Texas

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Cody Jasper w/ Lucid Illusions Presented by Robbins Auto at Dan Electros in Houston, Texas

Cody Jasper w/ Lucid Illusions Presented by Robbins Auto at Dan Electros in Houston, Texas

DATE:
Sunday, July 7, 2024
TIME:
Doors | 2:00 PM
Showtime 3:00 PM
LOCATION:
Dan Electros
1031 E 24th Street
Houston, Texas 77009
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Robbins Auto presents... Cody Jasper.

Support by Lucid Illusions

Sunday, July 7th - Doors at 2pm - Music at 3pm

  • $10 - General Admission ($15 at the door)
 
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CODY JASPER
Amarillo-born Cody Jasper may wear boots covered with Texas soil, but his rock ’n’ roll passions stretch way beyond its boundaries, influenced by characters named Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Otis Redding, Sam Cooke and Waylon Jennings. In fact, Jasper’s love for Waylon led him directly to Waylon’s son, who showed him how to graft outlaw country together with rock and turn it into audio dynamite. “If it wasn’t for Shooter’s music,” Jasper says, “I would still be trying to decide if I was country or rock ’n’ roll.” Fortunately, he doesn’t have to. On Cody Jasper (Feb. 18, 2014), his debut album, the 24-year-old singer and guitarist delivers a hot mix of southern-infused rock, blues and soul, peppered with outlaw country, fanned by guitar-god flames and impassioned by the gospel heart of Stax’s finest. He keeps a little Texas tradition with him, however, in the form of a 1959 Epiphone Zephyr tube amp that belonged to his great-grandfather, who played guitar with Bob Wills.