As he played the local bars and clubs, Jesse Daniel acquired the nickname “Son of the San Lorenzo”, and it stuck. It is a fitting moniker for a collection of songs that look deeply at the place, the people who live there, and most profoundly, himself, as Daniel takes a long, hard look at where he has been and what lies ahead.
From his firm foundations in old school Bakersfield honky tonk he adds the music he grew up with. Rock, whether country (The Byrds, Flying Burrito Brothers), Southern (Allman Brothers), or classic (The Stones, Zeppelin), all pop up here. Recorded live to tape, the sound is bold and rich as Daniel took charge of just about everything from arrangements to writing.
…Catharsis runs throughout Son of the San..