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JH_FBprofile_bigowl2.jpgJim Hoehn is a Milwaukee-based journalist/author/songwriter who has carved out a surprisingly successful niche as a performing songwriter since first stumbling out of the pressbox with a guitar.

As a career journalist - much of it spent as a sportswriter - Hoehn has covered everything from plane crashes to murder trials to the Super Bowl and the Hong Kong 7s rugby tournament. As a source of family editorial pride, he's also the guy who broke the Jeffrey Dahmer story for the National Enquirer.

His latest recording project, "Silhouette of a Fool," includes 10 original songs brought to life under the production guidance of Milwaukee's John Sieger. (Shepherd Express review)

Contact Jim via e-mail.

Out of the house with a guitar

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May 4 - Milwaukee Sail Loft, Milwaukee, Wis. (noon - 2pm)

May 16-19 - Phins to the West, Laughlin, Nev.

June 19-22 - Texas Tour
   Wed, June 19 - Pirates & Poets, T-Bone Tom's, Kemah, Texas (w/Jerry Diaz, James White
   Thur, June 20 - Lake Charles, La.
   Fri, June 21 - TBA
   Sat, June 22 - Isla Bella house concert, Floresville, Texas

(Additional dates to be announced)

New Video - Bone Island Mambo

Live at The Park Theater, Hayward, Wis.
Aug, 2, 2012 with Molly and the Danger Band
Video production by Windigo Woods Studio

Silhouette of a Fool
Now Available

JH_Silhouette_CD_front_resized.jpgThe new CD, "Silhouette of a Fool," has been foisted upon an unsuspecting public. Ten new original Jim Hoehn songs produced by John Sieger (Semi-Twang, R&B Cadets) with instrumental help from Mike Fredrickson (bass); Reggie Bordeaux (drums); and Bob Jennings (keyboards) - some of the best Milwaukee has to offer.

Songs are: Bad Day at the Beach; Bongo Jesus; Ripples; Silhouette of a Fool; Just Stupid I Guess; No More Delusional Than Usual; 100-Year Brunch with Shirley MacLaine; Legally Speaking; Tremolo Generation and Thundermen Nights. (Song samples available here).

It's available now through CD Baby (also available for digital downloads, including individual songs).

If, by some miracle, you're interested in old-fashioned delivery by the often-maligned U.S. Postal Service  drop me a note and I'll pay the postage. Thanx. Jim H.

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