Jake Andrews (born April 16, 1980) is an American blues rock guitarist, singer and songwriter from Austin, Texas.
That moment sparked Andrews' young career, and he continued to hone his skills in the clubs of Austin, Texas, regularly performing with local musicians such as Jimmie Vaughan.
Working with the record producer, John Porter at the Ocean Way Studios in Los Angeles, in 1999, Andrews released his debut album Time to Burn.
Andrews was featured on a solo album by Paul Jones released on March 10, 2009, on CRS (Europe, Collectors’ Choice Music (USA).
Backing Jones on the project were Eric Clapton, who played guitar on two tracks ("Choose or Cop Out" and "Starting All Over Again") and by Jake Andrews; Tony Marsico; Alvino Bennett; Mike Thompson; Ernie Watts; Darrell Leonard; Tom Junior Morgan; and Mikael Rickfors.
A second Paul Jones album, Suddenly I Like It, was released in early 2015 featuring Andrews, Marsico, Bennett and Thompson again, as well as Joe Bonamassa, Jools Holland, Vince Melouney, Gregg Sutton, Tom Jr Morgan, and Little Willie G. Andrews latest solo release was Train Back Home (2023), with Carla Olson producing the recording.