Lee Bob & the Truth

Lee Bob & The Truth is:

<a href="spotify:artist:4N38yLRTmnkq774be48MyM" data-name="Lee Bob Watson">Lee Bob Watson</a> - singer-songwriter &amp; producer (<a href="spotify:artist:2rRmQNlqVlpeSTdmZylfyZ" data-name="Jackpot">Jackpot</a>)
Steve Suzuki Wyreman - guitarist &amp; producer (<a href="spotify:artist:1HGTHrRQkw0BtevSo1jucU" data-name="Richard Ashcroft">Richard Ashcroft</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0RUBx19ULXfq1JYxr7nGdb" data-name="Quasi Bonsai">Quasi Bonsai</a>)
<a href="spotify:artist:1YFMXt8G9O3A0RCEhccnEh" data-name="Josh Lippi">Josh Lippi</a> - bassist &amp; producer (<a href="spotify:artist:0pCNk4D3E2xtszsm6hMsWr" data-name="K.Flay">K.Flay</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5qnkHpjyS6CUxH1UUy82B7" data-name="Tommy Guerrero">Tommy Guerrero</a>)

with

<a href="spotify:artist:2k8PX2nlvqD07uqzk0yLea" data-name="Joe Bagale">Joe Bagale</a> - drums (<a href="spotify:artist:4Ps1M3A9ck9G3gbPjllg7T" data-name="Otis McDonald">Otis McDonald</a>)
<a href="spotify:artist:5fUnrD4Bwhct3etEOPID7X" data-name="Nate Mercereau">Nate Mercereau</a> - guitar (<a href="spotify:artist:3qnGvpP8Yth1AqSBMqON5x" data-name="Leon Bridges">Leon Bridges</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0RUBx19ULXfq1JYxr7nGdb" data-name="Quasi Bonsai">Quasi Bonsai</a>)
Ben Schwier - keys (<a href="spotify:artist:4Y6lbDkzYvLHs91DVbpeUu" data-name="The Park">The Park</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:2AcUPzkVWo81vumdzeLLRN" data-name="Rhye">Rhye</a>)
Derek Taylor - drums (<a href="spotify:artist:4Y6lbDkzYvLHs91DVbpeUu" data-name="The Park">The Park</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:2xe8IXgCTpwHE3eA9hTs4n" data-name="BANKS">BANKS</a>)

In the span of 3 years, Lee Bob &amp; The Truth have recorded and released three full length LPs. <a href="spotify:album:0QbrflNPX3Ggs5FPi6e7ZE" data-name="Life is a Miracle">Life is a Miracle</a> is the third album of this trilogy. The albums chart The Truth&#39;s migration from a garage in San Francisco to the legendary United Recordings in Los Angeles and finally, for Life Is A Miracle, to the idyllic Panoramic House in Stinson Beach, CA. The common thread is a naturalistic mode of recording, capturing the sound of performance in a room, a la Ray Charles, Dylan &amp; countless others. The music is 100% analog. Bernie Grundman cut the vinyl and mastered the digital directly from the tapes to preserve as much of the analog quality as possible.