Artist	Song
Amos Lee	Colors
from Amos Lee (2005)
Amos Lee	Shout Out Loud
from Supply and Demand (2006)
Amos Lee	Keep It Loose, Keep It Tight
from Amos Lee (2005)
Amos Lee	What's Been Going On
from Last Days At the Lodge (2008)
Amos Lee	Windows Are Rolled Down
from Mission Bell (2011)
Amos Lee	Listen
from Last Days At the Lodge (2008)
Amos Lee	Arms of a Woman
from Amos Lee (2005)
Amos Lee	Supply & Demand
from Supply and Demand (2006)
Amos Lee	Sweet Pea
from Supply and Demand (2006)
Amos Lee	Baby I Want You
from Last Days At the Lodge (2008)
Amos Lee	Freedom
from Supply and Demand (2006)
Amos Lee	Flower
from Mission Bell (2011)
Amos Lee	Seen It All Before
from Amos Lee (2005)
Amos Lee	Speed of Sound of Loneliness
from Keep It Loose, Keep It Tight - EP (2005)
Amos Lee	El Camino
from Mission Bell (2011)
Amos Lee	Sympathize
from Supply and Demand (2006)
Amos Lee	Bottom of the Barrel
from Amos Lee (2005)
Amos Lee	Won't Let Me Go
from Last Days At the Lodge (2008)
Amos Lee	Jesus
from Mission Bell (2011)
Amos Lee	Jails & Bombs
from Last Days At the Lodge (2008)
Amos Lee	Skipping Stone
from Live At KCRW - EP (2007)
Amos Lee	Dreamin'
from Amos Lee (2005)
Amos Lee	Little Bit of Rain
from The Village (2009)
Amos Lee	Stay With Me
from Mission Bell (2011)
Amos Lee	Night Train
from Night Train (Live) - Single (2006)
Amos Lee	All My Friends
from Amos Lee (2005)
Amos Lee	It Started To Rain
from Last Days At the Lodge (2008)
Amos Lee	Black River (Live)
from Live Session (iTunes Exclusive) - EP (2008)
Amos Lee	Southern Girl
from Supply and Demand (2006)
Amos Lee	Street Corner Preacher (Live)
from Live Session (iTunes Exclusive) - EP (2008)

Comment:

A classic singer-songwriter who’d fit right in on a bill with his Blue Note labelmate Norah Jones, Amos Lee quit teaching after just two years so he could chase the music career he’d dreamed of since working the stacks at a jazz-centric record store. His slow-burning songs aren’t just indebted to his childhood heroes Miles Davis and Thelonious Monk, though; they’re a seamless mix of smoky, sepia-toned soul, folk, R&B, and vocal jazz, as explored on Lee’s self-titled debut (featuring Jones on several tracks and the production of her bassist, Lee Alexander) and such tastefully arranged tracks as “What’s Been Going On,” “Sweet Pea,” and “Listen” — career highlights that push Lee’s gorgeous melodies and brash lyrics in front of skittish beats, delicately plucked guitars, and bold flourishes of brass, keys, and bass. Sorry kids: this one’s not going back to teaching anytime soon.

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