• No Depression Sessions at Folk Alliance International 2024: AJ Lee & Blue Summit 

    Brad Wagner Posted On May 15, 2024
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    The four members of AJ Lee and Blue Summit sit on a couch inside a wood panelled room
    AJ Lee and Blue Summit (photo by Natia Cinco)

     

    California bluegrass band AJ Lee & Blue Summit stopped by the AEA Ribbon Mics suite at Folk Alliance International 2024 in Kansas City for a positively devastating No Depression Session featuring two songs from their forthcoming album, City of Glass, along with Lee’s solo performance of “Someone Please.”

    First up, Sullivan Tuttle showcases his songwriting and resonant baritone voice on “Seaside Town.” Second, Scott Gates channels Roy Rogers on his original composition “Bakersfield Clay.” Lee closes out the session in style with a solo performance of her song “Someone Please.”

     

    Find previous No Depression Sessions at Folk Alliance International 2024 here, and look for more later this week.




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