Unemployment Records, Jerry Criner aka Cryout, has released two cds, Righteous Medication For The Soul, and Cryout From The Cherokee Nation. Cryout From The Cherokee Nation is Recordings from Cryouts solo act. Cryout uses electronic drumms and plays guitar when he dose a solo show. The sound has that same punch as if the whole Cryout family and friends band is playng in front of you. Cryout most of the time records these shows to mayby add new sounds or beats to the songs. This cd is a few of those songs he played around with, and now he is shareing them. You could call this cd Cryout live in the ruff. It is a collectors cd. The tracks were taken back to the home studio, and had tracks added to them useing programs like acid pro, and cake walk. Jerry also used a program that you could get a analog sound we think people may have forgot about it, digatal rules in the new recording BIZZ. Cryout wanted a old school sound like the early 70s. Sounds like the 8 track player, or the Crackle fried Chicken sound of wax on a turn table. Song tracks on the cd are, My Angel, Fort Lauderdale Shuffle a Cryout for the homeless, I Planned it a Instrumental. Righteous Medication For The Soul cd, has a sound of all kinds of music. It has many tunes that could cross over in a lot of different music genders. Funk Jazz Bluse, but you still have that Reggae , World Beat twist. The cd has 9 tracks, Funky Rasta, is a track that is a tribute to Bob Marley, and James Brown. Desire, a Love song, Gee Song a mix of Ska and Motown with a Reggae twist. Drop of Water is the tune that opens a Cryout concert With Jerrys First cousin George Martin leading the vocals, he introduces Jerry Cryout on to the stage while doing this song. The song is Funk that is composed by Jerry Criner aka Cryout. We of Unemployment Records Invite you to hear and feel the Cryout sound.
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