Jay Clementi

Last year I teamed up with my good friends Andy and Matt Thompson to form a band called The Lucky Bucks.

After playing some songs for our friend Radney Foster he asked if he could produce the band and we all agreed. In February of 2006 after playing for Warner Brothers and Sony Records we received record deal offers from both companies on the spot.

For me it was a dream come true, and to have two offers in four days from companies and people we truly respect was a little overwhelming.

After some meetings and developing relationships with Paul Worley, Bill Bennett and Tracy Gershon we felt like Warner Brothers was our home. In June of 2006 The Lucky Bucks officially signed with Warner Brothers.

Right now the boys and I are writing songs in preparation for out debut record that will be out sometime next year.

I feel so blessed with the events that have transpired over the past year and I’m thankful for all the people in my life that encouraged me over the years with my music.

Thank you.

Jay

Visit The Lucky Buck's website.

To buy the Clementi duo click here.

Email: clementimusic@hotmail.com

Check out Jays song Sweet And Wild on Dierks Bentleys Greatest hits in stores and on Itunes now!!!

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	Check out Willie Nelsons 2007 Grammy Nominated record, songs of the late great Cindy Walker -Jay sang background on four of the tracks.
	Also- Two of Jays songs are featured on Dualtone Recording Artist Radney Fosters 2006 release called This World We Live In.

Rolling Stone Review March 6 2006:

"Rolling Stone 4 1/2 out of 5 stars."

"Willie Nelson's cracked-leather voice is a national treasure, and an instrument he applies to everything from Gershwin to reggae. But he's never better than when he's singing lonely-Texas-cowboy songs, and on this album he draws from the best writer of those songs not named William Hugh Nelson:

the forgotten but legendary Cindy Walker, whose songs formed the hit parade of Nelson's teenage years. In the Forties, Walker wrote dozens of songs for Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys, including standards like "Cherokee Maiden." Her hometown (Mart, Texas) is just forty miles from Nelson's (Abbott, Texas); when Nelson sings on "Bubbles in My Beer" about "a road paved with heartaches and tears," he sounds forlorn, but he also sounds like a man who has come home."

GAVIN EDWARDS

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