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MoMojo Records signs The Bob Lanza Blues Band
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LANCASTER, Pa. - PennZone -- With three Billboard-charting albums under their belt, New Jersey Blues Hall of Fame member, Bob Lanza, and his critically-acclaimed band from the wilds of North Jersey return with their sixth album, Breadman's Blues.  An entertaining mix of five originals and five choice covers, The Bob Lanza Blues Band presents a musical look ahead while still paying homage to the past. Breadman's Blues is planned for February 7, 2025 release.

Bob Lanza embarked on his blues journey in 1979 and has been navigating the vibrant tri-state area scene for more than four decades. Many Sunday afternoons were spent hanging at Dan Lynch's bar blues jam, hosted by the Holmes Brothers, where he was introduced to some of the greats of the time. In 2006, James Cotton asked Lanza to be his backing band on a few northeast gigs, starting a ten year relationship with Cotton. After participating in the 2011 International Blues Challenge in Memphis, the band gained national recognition which led to a signing to Connor Ray Music (Houston, Texas) in 2015. This opened the door to collaborations with fellow label artists including Trudy Lynn, Steve Krase, and Ally Venable, many of which continue to this day.

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"Bob Lanza and his band exemplify what MoMojo Records is all about," says label president, Sallie Bengtson. "Bob is a hardworking, independent blues professional and knows what it takes to captivate an audience. We look forward to sharing his new album with the worldwide blues community."

"Words don't do justice for the gratitude we have that MoMojo Records has taken us on for our sixth release, Breadmans Blues," says Lanza. "Sallie and Debra are tireless workers, and we know our release is in the best of hands and hope it is enjoyed by all who get to hear it."

Preorders for Breadman's Blues begin January 10, 2025 with the release of single, "Johnny Jihngo". A CD Release Party is planned for Friday, April 11, 2025 at The Stanhope House, Stanhope, NJ.

Visit boblanza.com for more information and follow Bob Lanza at www.facebook.com/bob.lanza.3 for all news and updates.

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