If your taste in country music leans toward the old-school honky-tonk approach of Dwight Yoakam, then seek out the latest gem from crooner Moot Davis.  ”Man About Town” is a 13-track collection of tunes that might have been sung by the late great Hank Williams in another era.

Songs like “Rags to Rhinestones,” “Day the World Shook My Hand,” “Queensbury Rules,” Crazy in Love With You,” “Black & White Picture,” “Rust” and “Everybody’s Gal” are nothing short of fantastic, as Davis shows off his singing and songwriting skills.  Hard to believe a New Jersey native could develop such a dynamite country drawl, but Davis has done it.  Enjoy, y’all.  (JS)

- Ramblin Moot Davis

This interview went deep, a lot of ground was covered.

http://americanaroots.com/moot-davis-discusses-his-new-record-man-about

Love the story, major news outlets always gets the interest up.

http://www.dallasnews.com/entertainment/columnists/mario-tarradell/20120217-musically-speaking-honky-tonk-musician-moot-davis-looks-and-sounds-from-another-era.ece

Another good review in, this time from Michael Doherty.

http://michaelsmusiclog.blogspot.com/2012/02/moot-davis-man-about-town-2012-cd.html

The only problem is he noticed some spelling errors on the lyrics section.  ACK!  What can we say, Moot can write some great songs but can’t spell worth a damn.

Team Moute

Great review from the guys at Dixie Dining.  Check it out here:

http://dixiedining.wordpress.com/2012/02/04/moot-davis-man-about-town-and-country/

http://www.roughstock.com/blog/the-weekly-single-recap-week-of-february-9-2012

Bonus!!! Everyone in attendance at the event will receive limited edition poster signed by Moot.  So come on out and support original music!  We look forward to seeing you all there.

Team Moot

Check out Record Journal’s review of Moot’s new album “Man About Town”.

http://jpsmusicblog.blogspot.com/2012/02/cd-review-moot-davis-steps-out-on-town.html

Thanks —–Team Moot

Do it!  —-Team Moot