The Well Wishers - Jigsaw Days

The Well Wishers is a pure power pop dream come true, with Jeff Shelton pulling out all the stops to create his best album to date. (knowing Jeff there will be more music here in our near future) You may not have heard of Jeff Shelton, but you should take a listen here. Jeff Shelton's latest release is visited by sweet pure vocals, catchy lyrics, jangly guitars which is all that is neccessary to enjoy great power pop!

"Jigsaw Days" is the music that you want to place in your IPod and continue to play over and over again! Read the review below in Absolute Power Pop below while you are listening.....
Marlene Palumbo ~ Indienink Music
"The dominant sound for the Wishers is a midtempo jangly pop that finds its closest match in The Posies, especially as Shelton sounds like a cross between Ken Stringfellow and Jon Auer. "Heroes" jumps off the disc in much this manner, and if you have their previous releases, it's like putting on your favorite comfortable sweater. "All The Suckers" rocks harder than the average Well Wishers track, but that's a good thing here; "Conscience Breaking Down" throws a few melodic curves, with a light 80s britpop influence, and Shelton goes largely acoustic in "Florida", his ode to my home state, which is greatly appreciated if for no other reason than it's not the 48927898099th song about California. Elsewhere, the one-man-and-his-disorted-guitar sound of "Drunk on the Tilt-O-Wheel" recalls The Replacements' "Answering Machine", and Shelton really lets loose on his axe in "Moving Mountains" and "Love Lies" is pure jangly bliss. By the end, I really couldn't help but starting chanting "M-V-P", "M-V-P". I got some funny looks, but you had to be there." Absolute Power Pop

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Track 1 - "Heroes"




Track 2 - "All The Suckers"

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