Nowhere from Here, by Joe Wunderle

Nowhere from Here

by Joe Wunderle

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1.	Keep the Rain 02:47	info	buy track
2.	No One Holds a Candle to You 02:37	info	buy track
3.	From the Plains 07:45	info	buy track
4.	Gone Too Far 04:57	info	buy track
5.	Farewell Yodel No. 2 05:31	info	buy track
6.	Between a Full Moon & a Slow Train 03:35	info	buy track
7.	I'll Be Gone Awhile 02:31	info	buy track
8.	You Couldn't Have Known 05:11	info	buy track
9.	Little Bird Blues 04:29	info	buy track
10.	Eighteen Long Years 02:57	info	buy track
11.	Little Daisy 04:50	info	buy track

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In early 2019, in a two room apartment above the Plank Road Tavern in Lakewood Ohio, Joe Wunderle’s first widely released full length album Nowhere From Here was recorded. The street sounds through the windows and the barroom downstairs leak into the 11 - track release giving it an authentic hand-rolled feel.

The album features no co-writes or covers. Wunderle’s writing tells of mankind’s continual demise and rise from struggle from all things personal to surreal. His songs give wisdom through experience and mirror the lives of the everyday people that haunt our sidewalks and roadways.

The album features an all-star cast of players: Anthony Papaleo (Mo’ Mojo & Rebekah Jean) on a cheerful fiddle, Jason Willis (Cory Grinder Band) on upright bass, Austin Stambaugh (singer-songwriter) on mandolin, and Stephen “Tebbs” Karney (pedal steel giant of Rodney & The Regulars) plays a pedal steel like a paralyzing wave over Wunderle’s folkstyle guitar melodies.

Nowhere From Here is released to DIY label American Primitive. The label was first started by Austin Stambaugh & Joe Wunderle in 2019 to document a crop of new guitar players and songwriters. It is the congratulated second release from the label and is available on all streaming services and platforms May 31, 2020.

Joe Wunderle is a songwriter guitarist from northeast Ohio. He is a classic American character borderline myth and has supported national artists such as Malcolm Holcombe, Lost Dog Street Band, and The Tillers. He currently lives in Cincinnatti, OH.

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released May 31, 2020

Produced by: Joe Wunderle
Mixed by: Joe Wunderle & Dane Whalen
Mastered by: Justin Longerbeam
Pedal steel by: Stephen "Tebbs" Karney
Fiddle by: Anthony Papaleo
Mandolin by: Austin Stambaugh
Upright Bass by: Jason Willis
Guitar & Vocals by: Joe Wunderle
Engineered by: Austin Stambaugh & Dane Whalen
Album Artwork by: Joe Wunderle

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Joe Wunderle is a songwriter guitarist from northeast Ohio. He has supported national artists such as Malcolm Holcombe, Lost Dog Street Band, and The Tillers. He currently lives in Cincinnatti, OH.

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