Years active 2002 (2002)–present Website Official Active from 2002 | Past members Christopher Thomas | |
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Associated acts FishboneMiles DavisEverlastJoshua RedmanBetty Carter Albums The Good Girl Blues, A Sunshine State of Mind Members John Bigham, Christopher Thomas Genres Soul music, Blues, Rock music Awards Independent Music Award for Best Song - Blues, Independent Music Award for Best Song - R&B/Soul Similar Aceyalone, Miles Davis, McDowell Brothers, The Low Counts, Rose City Kings Profiles |
The hole the soul of john black
The Soul of John Black is an American alternative soul, blues, and rock duo formed by John Bigham and Christopher Thomas.
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- The hole the soul of john black
- The soul of john black early in the moanin
- History
- Discography
- Awards
- Songs
- References

The soul of john black early in the moanin
History

John Bigham was previously a member of the band Fishbone and also worked with Miles Davis and Everlast, while Christopher Thomas had played with Joshua Redman and Betty Carter. Their first release was a self-titled album which was issued in 2002. A different self-titled release arrived in 2003 on the No Mayo label and featured a blend of soul, funk, and hip hop. NPR named the track "Scandalous (No. 9)" one of the best of the year in All Songs Considered. By the release of the follow-up in 2007, Bigham was recording alone and essentially used the group as his own stage name. The sophomore release, The Good Girl Blues, focused on the blues but continued to incorporate elements from jazz, hip hop, rock & roll, and other styles. A third album, Black John, followed in 2009.

The Soul of John Black's "The Good Girl Blues" was nominated for the 7th Annual Independent Music Awards for Blues Album of the year.
Discography

Awards
Independent Music Awards 2014: "Higher Power" - Best R&B/Soul Song
Independent Music Awards 2012: "My Brother" - Best Blues Song

Songs
Early in the Moanin'Early in the Moanin' · 2016
Crooked LegEarly in the Moanin' · 2016
The Moon BluesThe Good Girl Blues · 2007