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For additional information on Dave Matthews Band, visit: www. About John Mayer: John Mayer's most recent release, the Grammy-winning Continuum, showcases rich lyrics, the groove of the guitar-slinging bluesman and the vocals of the soulful crooner. Rolling Stone Magazine featured John Mayer on their February cover, naming him one of today's "New Guitar Gods," and in May , Time Magazine placed him on their Time list with today's most influential thinkers, leaders, and entertainers.

From his acclaimed debut Room For Squares in , through Heavier Things, to the John Mayer Trio in , and now with Continuum, the guitarist, vocalist and songwriter has earned five Grammy Awards and sold over ten million albums.

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I say yes — resoundingly. Having the album entrenched at 3 in iTunes as I type this review is certainly a good start, and the follow through on radio, and TV when Funny the Way It Is is released here as a single, should be solid. Finally, where should the hardcore DMB fan sit? Undoubtedly this is a far better, polished, and thought out album than Stand Up. Gone are the poppish, simple beats and formulatic instrumentation, replaced with a sound that can change from grandiose and epic in one song, to contemplative and tender in the next.

An album that can cover these extremes, and do it well, deserves critical acclaim. Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King does this, and does it with more than mere competence. And, of course, a great album. Good numbers after a couple of days up on iTunes.