Dr. Joe: "Tell Your Mother" - KUT & KUTX Studios

Summary

When he’s not checking to see if you flossed, Joe Sparacino moonlights as musical maniac Dr. Joe. This local dentist-turned-piano man has an insurmountable drive to make his listeners feel something and through his one-of-a-kind custom set of keys, he does just that. We’ve only been able to enjoy the good doctor’s brand of blues rock live onstage up until recently, when he gave us a dose of aural anesthetic in the form of his debut single.

Said single was recorded in Nashville under the supervision of Vance Powell, producer for Jack White, Sturgill Simpson and Chris Stapleton, and was released alongside a killer animated music video not too long ago. You can catch Dr. Joe and his full backing band this Friday at KUTX’s Rock the Park event and right now get a free download of the new Joe, “Tell Your Mother”!

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