Jesus Jones: Passages - 140-Gram Translucent Yellow Colored Vinyl (Vinyl LP)
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Jesus Jones (Mike Edwards - guitar, vocals; Tony de Borg - guitars; Al Doughty - bass; Gen - drums; and Iain Baker - keyboards, samples) arrived on the scene in 1989 with three charting singles and debut album Liquidizer. The band followed this with many more hit singles and the very successful albums Doubt (1991), Perverse (1993) and Already (1997). After the fifth album London (2001) and the Culture Vulture EP (2004), the band took a lengthy break. • Keyboard player Iain Baker took over the band's management at the end of 2010. It took a few years to get the band into the studio, but preceded by the singles How's This Even Going Down and Suck It Up in 2016, the independently-released Passages arrived in April 2018. • Here's what Iain Baker has to say about this album: Mike did what he wanted to do: write songs, and not be bothered by external distractions. Passages was perhaps Mike's most personal record since Perverse, yet it had also become hugely personal to me. A parallel identity, documenting everything I'd done. I look back on Passages with a huge amount of pride. • The album is pressed on 140g translucent yellow vinyl. Where Are All The Dreams?, Suck It Up, Chemistry, Fall, Rounding Out The Square Holes, How's This Even Going Down?, So Welcome, Grateful, One Day At A Time, Stripped
Jesus Jones (Mike Edwards - guitar, vocals; Tony de Borg - guitars; Al Doughty - bass; Gen - drums; and Iain Baker - keyboards, samples) arrived on the scene in 1989 with three charting singles and debut album Liquidizer. The band followed this with many more hit singles and the very successful albums Doubt (1991), Perverse (1993) and Already (1997). After the fifth album London (2001) and the Culture Vulture EP (2004), the band took a lengthy break. • Keyboard player Iain Baker took over the band's management at the end of 2010. It took a few years to get the band into the studio, but preceded by the singles How's This Even Going Down and Suck It Up in 2016, the independently-released Passages arrived in April 2018. • Here's what Iain Baker has to say about this album: Mike did what he wanted to do: write songs, and not be bothered by external distractions. Passages was perhaps Mike's most personal record since Perverse, yet it had also become hugely personal to me. A parallel identity, documenting everything I'd done. I look back on Passages with a huge amount of pride. • The album is pressed on 140g translucent yellow vinyl. Where Are All The Dreams?, Suck It Up, Chemistry, Fall, Rounding Out The Square Holes, How's This Even Going Down?, So Welcome, Grateful, One Day At A Time, Stripped