Sean Hunting Morse makes 2 different types of music: blues for dancers and folkbluesjazz singer-songwriter. See the _______________ Blues for Dancers Sean Hunting Morse came to play blues music first as a lindy hopper, then as a blues dancer. Being a dancer first, Sean “gets it” when it comes to what dancers need to feel comfortable on the dance floor. Every event Sean plays is a true collaboration between performer and dancer. His improvisation is laced with wit, musicality, and always laughter. Every show is one-of-a-kind, blending inspiration from the venue, the mood, and, most importantly, the dancers themselves. Sean is one of the premier late night Blues Dance live acts in the US, having played nearly every major scene (and a bunch of stops in between). Just to name a few: Mile High Blues, Red Hot Blues and BBQ, BamBloozled, Rose City Blues, Nocturne Blues, Enter the Blues, Rain City Blues, Emerald City Blues. ___________________________ FolkBluesJazz Singer-Songwriter Sean Hunting Morse sings personal songs, returning to the small-town stories by way of his classical music roots. Trained in voice and at Northwestern and driven by a love of performing, he taught himself acoustic guitar so he could tell the truth as he hears it. His heros: like Jim Croce and John Denver and, more recently, David Mead, Cory Branan and Josh Ritter, are storytellers who, by way of music, communicate essential stories of humanity it all its glory and shame, strength and weakness. In Sean's music there's a sense of harmonic adventure, of melody both precise and unbound. As a guitarist, Sean blends Folk and Blues (and the occasional Jazz) into the perfect accompaniment for his stories. His first studio release, “Lines from Someplace”, was recorded in early 2010 with Jamie Mefford, a producer and recording engineer who's worked with Colorado luminaries such as Gregory Alan Isakov. Following favorable reviews from Denver's Westword, Sean will be touring widely throughout the first quarter of 2011 while relocating to Seattle.