Bruck’s single “Whiskey, Women & Rattlesnakes” from his new Whiskey, Women & Rattlesnakes CD shipped to over 1300 radio stations worldwide on the Acoustic Rainbow ROOTS RADIO Sampler, Volume 39 that includes a new single by Steve Earle... this single follows up his highly successful Volume 37 track “You Ain’t the Only One” which generated radio play throughout America, Europe and beyond... click here for a partial list of the radio stations reporting airplay for JB Bruck music...

Hello JB,
Recently I received the Acoustic Rainbow Roots Radio Volume 39. By having a quick listen to the songs, this one from you kicked me out of my shoes. Your song will be on my forthcoming week 32, 2011 program, which I compile for ECMA-Radio (European Country Music Association). Do you think it's possible to get your full album "Whiskey, Women & Rattlesnakes" for airplay?

Kurt K. Gabriel
% ECMA-Radio/Archangel's Music Corne
Austria

Bruck’s single “You Ain’t the Only One” from his Under the Moonlight CD shipped to over 1300 radio stations worldwide on the Acoustic Rainbow ROOTS RADIO Sampler, Volume 37 which includes a brand new single by the legendary folksinger Pete Seeger (Appleseed Records)

Bruck has been receiving airplay on Americana/AAA stations in Kentucky, Texas, Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Ontario, Canada with the songs “Nowhere Land” and “It’s Just You”.

Bruck’s single “It’s just You” shipped to over 1100 Folk/Americana/College/Triple A Non-Comm/Blues in North America and digitally serviced to an additional 1000 DJs globally via AirPlay Direct in April 2010 on the Nashville based King Easy Radio Sampler Volume 7.

Visit www.kingeasyradiosampler.com (Listen) for more information.

Is he Country? Folk? Rock’ n’ Roll? He keeps listeners guessing with his genre bending ways. “What is it? I tend to think it’s Midwest rock’ n’ roll” says Bruck.

But don’t mistake his latest release “Under the Moonlight” for Mellencamp or REO Speedwagon. It ain’t that. Think John Prine or Steve Earle with maybe a little Southside Johnny tossed in on a couple tunes for spice.          - The Other Paper