Jett’s Creek is an Ohio-based band that apparently enjoys a good deal of regional popularity — and they’re looking to spread their wings into the national bluegrass circuit.

“Supposed to Be,” the group’s first CD, just might prove to be a good ticket for the band to ride — and ride far. I listened to the disc about two and a half spins worth on Saturday night on my way to and from a friend’s house who was throwing one of those freeze-your-butts-off, late October social happenings in my part of the country known as a weinie roast.

Jett’s Creek will celebrate the release of “Supposed to Be” with a CD release party in Franklin, OH June, 27.
Nashville, Tenn. — Bluegrass band, Jett’s Creek is proud to announce the release of their debut album, “Supposed to Be,” produced by Angie Young and Adam McIntosh. The band will celebrate the milestone by [...]