Sticky Jewel

Backstory:

Sticky Jewel got its start in the bustling, music-rich city of Austin, Texas. The lead singer, Jake Morgan, and drummer, Liam Harper, were childhood friends who spent hours jamming in their parent’s garages. They were later joined by bassist, Molly Matthews, and lead guitarist, Benji Shaw, who they met at a local music festival. The name “Sticky Jewel” was birthed from their love of sweet southern BBQ and the gem of camaraderie they found in each other.

The band struggled initially, playing late-night shows in small bars and clubs around the state. Their big break came when they were discovered by a well-known record producer, who happened to hear their music at a local BBQ joint. He was captivated by their unique sound and immediately signed them to his label. This catapulted Sticky Jewel into the limelight, bringing them fans from around the world who loved their authentic, bluesy rock.

Genre: Blues Rock

Title: “Barbecue Blues”

Full Song Lyrics:

(Verse 1: E – A – D – G)
Sunday afternoon, the sun is high, (E – A – D – G)
Smoke curling up to the sapphire sky. (E – A – D – G)
Got my baby by my side, (E – A – D – G)
And a plate of ribs, smoked and fried. (E – A – D – G)

(Chorus: C – G – A – E)
Got the Barbecue Blues, (C – G – A – E)
Hot sauce and sticky honeydews. (C – G – A – E)
Guitars wailin’, as the meat’s a grilling, (C – G – A – E)
Oh, I got the Barbecue Blues; it’s a feeling. (C – G – A – E)

(Verse 2: E – A – D – G)
Mama’s potato salad, Grandma’s beans, (E – A – D – G)
Nothing finer than this southern cuisine. (E – A – D – G)
Cold beer in hand, as the record spins, (E – A – D – G)
These are the days I wish would never end. (E – A – D – G)

(Repeat Chorus)

Favorite Fan Testimonial:
My name is Daisy and I’ve been a die-hard fan of Sticky Jewel since their first gig at The Rusty Spur. Their music just speaks to my soul; it’s raw, energetic, and just feels like home. “Barbecue Blues” is my favorite track – it’s a sensory delight, taking me back to those lazy summer days, BBQing with family. They’re more than just a band for me, they’re a part of my life.

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