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Thirsty Work by Fragile Jack
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fave it Americana | Roots Rock
5 tracks | 16 minutes
Released Nov 2001
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 02:51 Hunyacher lyrics BUY MP3 02:51 Hunyacher lyrics "GIFT MP3" 02:51 Hunyacher
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American rock - Amidst the glut and static of so many "Alt-Country", and Americana style bands, these guys provide that moment of clarity, that flash of T & A on an otherwise scrambled Playboy Channel.- Ever so important and rewarding.
Bio / Background
Fragile Jack's debut EP Thirsty Work captures the energy and excitement of a young band finding their sound. After building an enthusiastic following in the Northwest, Fragile Jack's full-throttle early performances caught the eye of producer Jonathan Plum who, along with renowned producer Rick Parashar (Pearl Jam, Blind Melon) helped shape the songs that would make Thirsty Work. Searing twangy rock like "Hunyacher" shoulders up next to the '70's country-rock sound of "Smile and Nod" and the bittersweet, mandolin-tinged "Co-pathetic." The song "Fontanel," with its slide-guitar ambiance and powerful chorus, stoked a significant amount of buzz with the major labels, and got the band mentioned in the recording industry trade magazine "HITS" (April 8, 1996) alongside such acts as The Cardigans and Third Eye Blind as a band that "the weasels (major label A&R folk) are buzzin' about.
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