Eazy Avenue is the latest release from singer/songwriter Robert James. Robert was born and raised in the Detroit area. Robert's mother & father came to Michigan  from Tennessee to work in the auto industry. Having spent considerable time in both states exposed Robert to a wide variety of music. As a child he listened to his parents collection of country albums. Most notably: Roy Acuff ,Hank Williams and Kris Kristofferson.  As a teenager, Robert listen to his older sisters recordings of Bob Seger, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Bruce Springsteen. At 15 Robert learned how to play guitar and immediately started to write songs. "Eazy Avenue" embraces all the influences of Robert's childhood. Songs such as "Lucy's In Love", and "Save Me From Myself", have strong country influences. While "Eazy Avenue" and "Lucky Me Lucky You", pull from his blues influences. Robert's songs have been featured on national radio programs such as "Radio Lia" and "after midnight with Blair Gardner". "Eazy Avenue" was produced by Robert and Kenny Parker and features some of the top musicians in Detroit.