Preacher Jack

Preacher Jack port was the alias of wildman pianist John Lincoln Coughlin, a self-taught performer with an encyclopedic understanding of vintage honky tonk, rockabilly and boogie-woogie. Earning a cult pursuing through the 1960s and 1970s while taking pleasure in a protracted stay performing in a golf club in Boston’s North Shoreline area, he ultimately came to the eye of rocker George Thorogood, who helped him earn a agreement with Rounder Information. Preacher Jack port debuted in 1980 using the LP Rock’n’Roll Preacher, adopted in 1986 by 3000 Barrooms Later on; while he didn’t record once again for ten years, he remained a continuing around the honky-tonk circuit, and by 1997 experienced earned enough of the cult following to come back to the studio room to cut nonstop Boogie.