Jeter Jones Drop New Single, Sings He Just Want To “Get My Groove On”

Jeter Jones is an American blues, soul, R&B singer and songwriter from Louisiana who is known as “King of the Trailride Blues.” Since his 2013 debut long-player R.E.A.L. (Raw Encouraging, Amazing Love) showcased his sweet yet gritty baritone voice to regional acclaim,  Jones has been singular in his pursuit of Southern soul. Music, though it was not his first career choice. For 20 years, Jones a military man, where he served as a combat medic in the U.S. Marines. He saw duty in the Afghanistan invasion after 9/11, and in the liberation of Iraq in 2003. He retired as Sergeant First Class.

Jeter Jones is an American blues, soul, R&B singer and songwriter from Louisiana who is known as “King of the Trailride Blues.” Since his 2013 debut long-player R.E.A.L. (Raw Encouraging, Amazing Love) showcased his sweet yet gritty baritone voice to regional acclaim,  Jones has been singular in his pursuit of Southern soul. Music, though it was not his first career choice. For 20 years, Jones a military man, where he served as a combat medic in the U.S. Marines. He saw duty in the Afghanistan invasion after 9/11, and in the liberation of Iraq in 2003. He retired as Sergeant First Class.

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Jones sang throughout his youth, it wasn’t until 2012, while still in the service, that he began to pursue it, he released his sophomore studio release, ‘Da GQ Country Boy,’ in 2015, an album stylized towards traditional blues and Southern soul, that album was followed by his ‘Trailride Certified’ Lp, in 2016, that collection signaled Jones’ move toward a slick funk type sound and also proved to be his breakthrough. Its acceptance by roots music DJs and critics netted him festival appearances and expanded his fan base while touring regional venues. 2018’s ‘Dhis Him’ showcased his return to rootsy Southern soul and featured a slew of guest spots.

In 2020, Jones further proved his musical diversity. He issued the gritty Southern soul-blues and funk album ‘Mufasa‘, and it scored with the single “Mind Playing Tricks on Me” (dedicated to the memory of the late Geto Boys member, Bushwick Bill). A few months later, leading the funk band the Jones Boyz, he released,’ which featured the charting single and video “Zydeco with Me” and the Rick James-esque dancefloor groover “Like Voodoo” featuring rapper, King South.