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Jun 25, 2024 · The tour featured his band Graham Maby on Bass, Teddy Kumpel on Guitar and Doug Yowell on Drums. Nov 24 th 2023 saw the release of “Mr Joe Jackson Presents “What A Racket”: The Music Of Max Champion”, a collection of songs written by the long forgotten Music Hall performer Max Champion. Joe will be out on the road during 2024 touring ...
Jun 22, 2024 · And I say this as a bass player with tremendous respect for Graham Maby’s performance’s on the Look Sharp and I’m The Man albums. Part of the USA Today Sports Media Group BigBlueInteractive SM provides news, analysis, and discussion on the New York Football Giants.
4 days ago · Jackson has made up an elaborate backstory to justify his desire to write and record 11 songs in this very old-fashioned stye, featuring cockney vocals, Gilbert & Sullivanesque patter, and backing by a small orchestra. But in fact there was no Champion (other than Jackson himself), and the one photo of him looks a lot like Jackson in disguise.
1 day ago · Graham Maby doesn't need my description or endorsement. He's a legend in the Joe canon, and deservedly so. Teddy Kumpel was a previously unknown player to me but he adeptly covered a broad range of not only guitar tones but several other instruments during the performance (often covering brass, string and even vocal parts).
Jun 9, 2024 · The frenetic energy that Jackson created together with his band (where Graham Maby's bass and Dave Houghton's drums stood out in particular) was perfect for the hip musical climate of the time, but it is capable of setting fire to any party today, the important is to turn the volume up to the max and enjoy gems like “Kinda Kute”, “Get ...
Jun 21, 2024 · To round out our week of record albums paired with cars from the same year, I’m giving you a two-fer: Joe Jackson’s first two albums, Look Sharp! and I’m The Man, both released in 1979. And we’ve got two unusual and cool ’79 model-year cars to check out, as well. But first, let’s go back to 1988 – I mean, yesterday – to see how ...
Jun 17, 2024 · The bassist Graham Maby has been playing with Joe for forty years, played well and looked like he was having fun. It was a great evening of music and it ended with Joe bringing out the original music synthesizer from 1979 and recreating “stepping out”.
