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" J.P. Harris is the real deal. This ain&amp;#039;t your glam country music, with rhinestones and glitter and man-perms. He&amp;#039;s an ex-gutter punk road warrior making down-home American honky tonk, the way it should be, from both the heart and the bottom of a whiskey bottle. With heaps of awards to his name, including &amp;quot;Best Country Album&amp;quot; from Nashville&amp;#039;s own hometown paper Nashville Scene, Harris isn&amp;#039;t just perpetuating musical stereotypes; he&amp;#039;s the actual living, breathing, authentic thing, and it shows in his music. The first single off his forthcoming Home Is Where the Hurt Is, out September 23, &amp;quot;Give a Little Lovin&amp;#039;,&amp;quot; is a boot-stomping ode to not getting lucky. Listen to the premiere right here:      Harris had this to say about the song: &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s really just a song making fun of myself, or any fella for that matter, who can&amp;#039;t seem to figure out why a couple of drinks and a couple of dances don&amp;#039;t lead to a horizontal mambo every time. There&amp;#039;s something hysterical about the frustration a man feels when deprived of sex, and even funnier is to picture him as a wall-eyed goat in such a state.&amp;quot; For more J.P. Harris, check out this Sriracha song he did for us this spring. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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