Track Listings (12) - Disc #1| All Artists: Jakko, Barbieri, Karn Title: Mustard Gas & Roses Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Alex Original Release Date: 1/1/2003 Re-Release Date: 12/2/2003 Album Type: Import Genres: Jazz, Pop, Rock Style: Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
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 | Jakko, Barbieri, Karn Mustard Gas & Roses Genres: Jazz, Pop, Rock
Mustard Gas & Roses was Jakko's first solo album - it is easy to listen to in parts, while others may stretch your sensibilities somewhat. Over 50 mins of quality music this album also features the talents of B.J.Cole,... more » |
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Album Description Mustard Gas & Roses was Jakko's first solo album - it is easy to listen to in parts, while others may stretch your sensibilities somewhat. Over 50 mins of quality music this album also features the talents of B.J.Cole, Danny Thompson and Sam Brown. The music on Are My Ears On Wrong? is comprised of selected tracks from two previously unreleased solo recordings. The rich and varied material includes performances from Davey Jones (Monkees), Mark Bedford (Madness), John Giblin (Simple Minds/Pete Gabriel), Lenny Henry and legendary bass player Danny Thompson. Resurgence. 2003. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsExcellent cd! Music lover | 06/17/2009 (5 out of 5 stars) "This is an album with no weak moments (at least to my ears). Jakko has a great back-up band comprised of Richard Barbieri and Gavin Harrison of Porcupine Tree. Sam Brown provides some backing vocals and the excellent Mick Karn and Ed Poole provide the bass. B.J. Cole plays pedal steel guitar and Jakko does the rest--vocals, some keyboards, Flute, and programming. There is a nice variety of music in this fine piece of work. There are the songs that are more rockers and there are the more mellow sounds. Jakko's guitar, as always, sounds excellent and he couldn't have chosen a better back-up band. I believe if you liked "The Bruised Romantic Club" (which unfortunately wasn't in print very long), then you will like this earlier album also. Check it out!" Pleasant surprise MWerks | 11/26/2004 (4 out of 5 stars) "I'd never heard of these guys. I got this album based on the short low-fi demo clips. I expect I'll be checking out more. The musicianship is impeccable. The lyrics and vocal work are solid. The recording and engineering are excellent.
The album makes some stylistic shifts. They range from fusion/progressive (The Devils Dictionary), to 80's power pop with a commercial sheen (Perfect Kiss), to the interesting and introspective (Little Town), to the experimental(Saddleworth Moor). It basically settles into a quality pop groove. They remind me a bit of one of my favorite underrated bands, Toy Matinee. They also recall Icehouse. There aren't any real duds, but some of the tracks feel a bit cookie cutter. Overall a very listenable album with a few absolute gems." |
