His biography sounds like several different people: accomplished jazz guitar player, New York City glam rocker, progressive Americana songwriter in Nashville. That’s why Aaron Lee Tasjan comes across as a true American original. Over 13 years in Music City, Tasjan’s been prolific and acclaimed, releasing half a dozen albums touching many colors of pop music. His latest came after a time of discouragement and personal re-building, so it’s called Get Over It, Underdog.
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