⚠️ PRE-ORDER ITEM

This is a physical CD pre-order. Your card will be charged at checkout, and your CD will ship once production is complete. Production and shipping updates will be emailed as they become available.

📀 Physical CD Pre-Order

Own the album that helped launch the musical journey of Andrew Dykes – The Blues Man.

Slow Ride to the Promised Land is a collection of songs about faith, perseverance, gratitude, family, everyday people, and finding hope through life’s winding roads.

Some journeys aren’t meant to be rushed. This album is a reminder to keep moving forward, trust the process, and appreciate the lessons learned along the way. Through stories of friendship, faith, hard work, second chances, and everyday blessings, these songs celebrate the beauty of the journey as much as the destination.

Includes

• Professionally produced physical CD
• Full 11-song album
• Packaged and shipped directly from Bluesline Records

Track List

• My Book’s Still Turning
• Small Town, Big Moves
• Slow Ride to the Promised Land
• Good Folks Still Out Here
• Check On Somebody
• Brother From Another Mother
• Corporate Climb
• That’s Not What I Asked You to Do
• Wouldn’t Have Appreciated It Then
• Somebody Been Praying for Me
• Burnt Toast Blues (Scrape It Off)

📀 Choose Your Version

Standard CD — $19.99

• Physical CD
• Full album
• Professionally packaged and shipped

✍🏾 Signed CD — $29.99

• Physical CD
• Personally signed by Andrew Dykes – The Blues Man
• Handwritten thank-you note

🔥 The Bluesline Bundle — $34.99

• Signed CD
• Handwritten thank-you note
• Exclusive private Bluesline thank-you video from Andrew
• Early supporter recognition as one of the first Bluesline members to own this physical release

🎶 Reserve Your Copy Today

Production and shipping details will be announced once pre-order demand is reviewed. All pre-order customers will receive updates as they become available.

Thank you for supporting independent music and being part of The Bluesline. Every purchase helps me continue creating music from the heart.

Andrew Dykes – The Blues Man