Artist's albums
May Be the Last Time
2022 · album
I'll Be Glad
2022 · single
Stronger Than Strong
2020 · album
Deprivin' A Love
2020 · single
Bars
2020 · single
I Can See Your Love Light Shine
2020 · single
Memphis Grease
2020 · album
Feelin' Freaky
2017 · album
Kool Aid Pickle
2017 · single
Rainy Day - Single
2017 · single
Feelin' Freaky - Single
2017 · single
Blues Live
2012 · album
Soul Live
2012 · album
Name The Day!
2010 · album
Love Me Tonight
2009 · album
Magic Touch
2007 · album
The Jack of Harps
2002 · album
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Biography
John Németh was a teenager in Boise, Idaho when a friend introduced him to the Junior Wells and Buddy Guy classic “Hoodoo Man Blues.” He relocated to San Francisco in 2004, where he had a two-year stint with Anson Funderburgh and the Rockets. Soon signing with Blind Pig Records, his label debut, “Magic Touch," featuring Junior Watson on guitar, received an ecstatic response. In 2008 Németh was recruited by Elvin Bishop to contribute four vocal tracks to his Grammy-nominated album “The Blues Rolls On.” John released two more albums on Blind Pig, “Love Me Tonight” & “Name The Day, both hitting #6 on the Billboard Blues Chart, and beginning his long string of now 20 Blues Music Award (BMA) nominations. John has also won two Blues Blast Music Awards – Best New Artist Debut Recording and Sean Costello Rising Star Award. He followed up with two live albums in 2012, “Blues Live” and “Soul Live.” After relocating to Memphis, TN in 2013, he released “Memphis Grease” (2014 Blue Corn), which debuted at #4 on the Billboard Blues Chart. John won the 2104 BMA for Best Soul Blues Male Artist, followed by “Memphis Grease” winning Best Soul Blues Album in 2015. In 2017 Németh released “Feelin’ Freaky” (produced by Luther Dickinson) on his own Memphis Grease label, crushing all barriers of style and genre. He returned to Electraphonic in December of 2019 for a rowdy southern swamp roots session resulting in Németh's 10th album, “Stronger Than Strong.”