Tupelo Chain Sex - Ja-Jazz (1983)
Tupelo Chain Sex - Ja-Jazz (1983)
vinyl-rip (44,1KHz/16bit) | artwork | flac tracks | no cue | 34:24 | 213mb
New Wave
In the wake of critical acclaim following the release of "What Is It" on the Hollywood "Selma" label and the wild performances here in California and Arizona, Tupelo Chain Sex felt it was time to get back in the studio and record some more songs. The session was arranged for July 15, 1983, at Wizzard Studios, Hollywood.track listing:
While the band has always suspected music was supposed to be fun, it was the discovery of Slim Gaillard's music (from Tupelo Joe's vast collection of 78's) coupled with the timely introduction to Sugarcane Harris at a party at John Mayall's house, that confirmed their suspicions: music is fun! The results of which make up the nine tracks on this LP.
TCS runs on their first Long Player the gauntlet from jazz thru blues thru rockabilly to dub, trashing meter and meaning along the way, continually vamping and improvising on the theme, always enjoying themselves and most importantly, reflecting the times we live in. liner notes
1. Everyday's a Holiday 4:28
2. Chainsaw Hornpipe 3:13
3. No Milk Today 5:05
4. Grandfather's Clock 3:33
5. Homecooking 5:04
6. Justine 2:34
7. Freight Train 3:43
8. White House Rag 2:44
9. Roman Charity 3:55
Tupelo Chain Sex is directed by David Dahlson
personnel:
Tupelo Joe Altruda: bass
J.J. Poskin: guitar
Zachary: piano
Limey Dave Dahlson: vocals
Sim Cass: harmonica
Willie Dred: drums
Don Sugarcane Harris: violin, vocals
Duff: sax
Mike Pritchard: marimba
Dewey Terry: vocals on 'Justine'
see also TCS's second album at AvaxHome:
Tupelo Chain Sex - Ja-Jazz (1983)
