#Jacco Gardner

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10/4/23.

Yes. A new Gruff Rhys (Cardiff, Wales) album has been announced for release in 2024 on Rough Trade. Drift Records (as do many other record stores) has the Dinked edition which comes with a signed 12 x 12 print. Rough Trade's limited to 500 version is gone.

"Celestial Candyfloss" is the only song currently available and it is classic Rhys. Any fan of Super Furry Animals will love the sound here - it has a definite Jacco Gardner, Eerie Wanda feel.

But wait...there's more.

Bill Ryder-Jones (West Kirby, England...most known as a member of The Coral) has a new album out on Domino Recording Company and the title, "Iechyd Da" is Welsh for "Good Health". While Jones isn't Welsh, "This Can't Go On" has a Gruff Rhys feel to it. I can't help but also think of The Flaming Lips. I've been listening to this song for a couple of weeks, and the Welsh theme made me want to do a twofer.

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Jacco Gardner

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We Went There: W.I.T.C.H at The Bluebird Theatre (Denver)

W.I.T.C.H, the legendary 1970s Zamrock band who rocketed back to fame just over a decade ago when their original music got widely reissued to mass aclaim, are living up the continued second life with a new record and tour behind original lead singer Emanuel “Jagari” Chanda. The band brought their classic psych-rock sound to the Bluebird Theater in Denver Wednesday night for an amazing show that…

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Find yourself

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Jacco Gardner - Live At London Calling 2013 - Past Daily Soundbooth: Rock Without Borders Edition

Jacco Gardner – Making giant leaps in 2013. https://pastdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/jacco-gardner-london-calling-live-paradiso-may-22-2013.mp3 Dutch psych-meister Jacco Gardner tonight, in a concert recorded during the 2013 London Calling Festival, held at The Paradiso in Amsterdam and faithfully recorded by VPRO in Hilversum. A little bio sampler via Tim Sendra at AllMusic: Dutch-born…

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So the major Tendaji update is that the ghost of her previous incarnation that has been haunting her spark has managed to fully gain control of her mind for the time being. Not quite Tennie, and not quite the First-Age solar Ten Minutes to Sunset—we’ve taken to calling xer Sunset’s Shadow. Now the Shadow is going on an evil girlboss warcrimes arc so that’s fun. The first few drawings use lyrics from Jacco Gardner’s Find Yourself.

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Witch - Waile - a new single from Zamrock legends (2 original members + a band of Europeans from Mauskovic Dance Band, Whitefield Brothers, & L’Eclair)

“Waile” is WITCH’s first original material since 1984, as well as the band’s first release with co-founder and vocalist Emmanuel “Jagari” Chanda since 1977. "Waile" is built on a xylophone groove, with feverish bass, storm-cloud fuzz and funk guitars conjured around it. The track marauds through percussive rhythms into guitar solos and heavy snare fills, with powerful female choral refrains shifting the mood from triumph to anguish. Jagari’s lyrics touch on the struggles entwined in the histories of migrants in Zambia, Angola, the Congo and other nearby countries: “there’s a lot of death, sickness, poverty, and misery,” he says. “The song is lamenting that pitiful situation, that’s the Waile — it’s a word in the Lunda and Luvale language.” “'Waile' was one of the songs that I brought to the WITCH when I joined in 1978,” continues keys genius Patrick Mwondela. “While it was played live often back in the day, it was never recorded until the new formation of the band picked it up 43 years later during a rehearsal on an island in Kenya, where the band embraced it and made it their own. A few months after that, they gave it a new lease of life by recording it in Lusaka’s legendary dB Studios (site of the original WITCH 70s recordings). Sang in my native language Luvale, the subject matter is a nostalgic wailing for home of ancient African tribes that would eventually settle in Zambia." WITCH: Jagari Chanda – Vocals Patrick Mwondela – Keys & Synths Jacco Gardner – Bass & Synths Nico Mauskoviç – Drums & Percussion Stefan Lilov – Guitar JJ Whitefield – Guitar Featuring: Theresa N'Gambi - Backing vocals Hanna Tembo - Backing vocals Recorded live to tape at DB Studios which was equipped with the same machinery that recorded Lazy Bones in 1975 and brought back to life for the occasion for the first time in decades by Zamrock Engineer Peter Musungilo and his trusted partner Michael Linyama.

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6/25/23.

Spencer Cullum is a British musician transplant from Nashville, Tennessee. He's made two Spencer Cullum's Coin Collection LPs - both released via Full Time Hobby (UK).

This has a California psych pop 1970s sound reminiscent of Hollow Hand, Chris Cohen, J. Fernandez and Jacco Gardner. As you might guess from those bands, this is meticulously made, beautiful and lush.

His backing band - Coin Collection -is made up of many musicians, most notably Caitlin Rose.

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23, 46, 69, 92

23: Kahlil Gibran - STRFKR

46: Brightly - Jacco Gardner

69: Of Moons, Birds & Monsters - MGMT

92: Annie - Neon Indian

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10:38 PM EDT March 19, 2024:

Jacco Gardner - "Lazy Old Sun" From the compilation album   Mojo Presents Something Else: A Tribute to the Kinks (February 2017)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

A full-length tribute/cover of Something Else by The Kinks, plus bonus track "This Time Tomorrow" from Lola, given away with the March 2017 issue of Mojo

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A basket of rare songbirds : INFPs

A collection of popular INFP singers' popular songs.

Alice Boman | Jacco Gardner | José González | Marika Hackman | Roy Harper | George Harrison | Jillian Hervey | Hozier | Sarah Jaffe | Tim Kingsbury | Aliana Lohan | Kalan Porter