Blind Mr. Jones - Tatooine mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Artwork By [Sleeve] – Exotica
• Mixed By – Chris Hufford, John Burton
• Performer – James Franklin, Jon Tegner, Jon White, Richard Moore, Will Teversham
• Performer, Engineer – Chris Hufford
• Producer – Chris Hufford
• Re-Mastered – Brian Wenckebach
• Written-By – Franklin, White, Moore, Teversham

Notes

20 years after its release, Saint Marie Records reissues Blind Mr. Jones’ Tatooine, fully remastered on CD and for the very first time on vinyl. Its artwork beautifully reinterpreted on heavy gatefold retro finish and 180gm ‘color in color’ clear and transparent red or classic black vinyl.

Blind Mr. Jones formed in the early '90s in Marlow, England, presumably taking their name from the first two songs on Talking Heads' Naked. They quickly became regarded as a young band to keep an eye on. Guitarist James Franklin, guitarist/vocalist Richard Moore, flautist Jon Tegner, bassist/vocalist Will Teversham, and drummer Jon White comprised the band, starting out privately in their teens by mirroring bands like The Wedding Present. They eventually developed their sound to fit in line with shoegaze bands like Ride and Slowdive, and with a demo they won the attention of the Cherry Red label, which eventually signed them.

1992s Stereo Musicale was preceded by the Eyes Wide and Crazy Jazz singles; the former featured guitar parts written by Slowdive's Neil Halstead, and the latter featured harmonica from Radiohead's Johnny Greenwood. Two years later, their full-length debut was followed up with Tatooine, which found the band as much britpop as shoegaze. The band dissolved shortly after.

Barcodes

• Barcode (6 Panel Digipak): 708527003107

Album

Album 1994 10 Songs. More By Blind Mr. Stereo Musicale. The Very Best of Blind Mr Jones. The Very Best Of 1992. Blind Mr. Jones were a British shoegazing band of the early 1990s, from Marlow, England. Jones formed in 1991. The original lineup was Richard Moore vocals, guitar, James Franklin guitar, Will Teversham vocals, bass guitar and Jon White drums. They signed to Cherry Red. The band's first EP, Eyes Wide, featured guitar parts written by Slowdive's Neil Halstead, while the Crazy Jazz EP featured harmonica from Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood. Listen free to Blind Mr. Jones Tatooine Hey, Disneyworld and more. 10 tracks 41:05. Released 1994. Tatooine Tracklist. Big Plane Lyrics. Drop For Days Lyrics. About Tatooine. Tatooine Q&A. More Blind Mr. Jones albums. Tatooine is not quite as strong or as immediately appealing as 1992's Stereo Musicale, released the previous year on the Planet label. That debut had more bite, dug in harder, and seemed bigger sounding than this gone now are the pleasant Slowdive comparisons. However, on the plus side, they've ditched that slightly overused flute, and the sextet's quiet dalliance and lulling vocals can still transport a weary soul to a nicer place. Tatooine, 1994. Drop for Days, 04:00. Please Me, 04:44. Jones formed in the early '90s in Marlow, England, presumably taking their name from the first two songs on Talking Heads' Naked. They quickly became regarded as a young band to keep an eye on. 20 years after its release, Saint Marie Records reissues Blind Mr. Jones Tatooine, fully remastered on CD and for the very first time on vinyl. Its artwork beautifully reinterpreted on heavy gatefold retro finish and 180gm color in color clear and transparent red or classic black vinyl. Tatooine is a music album by Blind Mr. Jones released in 1994. Tatooine is ranked 44,000th in the overall chart, 7,714th in the 1990s, and 756th in the year 1994. This album is rated in the top 10 of all albums on . Jones - Tatooine 20th Anniversary Edi - CD - New Condition: Brand New. Time left: 19h 28m 53s Ships to: Worldwide. Time left: 8d 3h 19m 47s Ships to: Worldwide. Guitarist James Franklin, guitaristvocalist Richard Moore, flautist Jon Tegner, bassistvocalist Will Teversham, and drummer Jon White comprised the band, starting out privately in their teens by mirroring bands like The Wedding Present. Album starts at 85BPM, ends at 123BPM 38, with tempos within the 79-153BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing