| Jim Ward - Quiet EP - Doghouse - 2007 |
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| Written by stefan | |
| Tuesday, 18 December 2007 | |
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Description
If you don’t already know who Jim Ward is then just punch yourself in the face right now. Jim has had a string of ridiculous success since he was a young lad. At 17 he joined At The Drive-in and later formed Sparta after ATTI had disbanded.
Jim also works on solo projects, such as this EP. I must note that Jim has released a cd with Texan poet Bobby Byrd and it is simply incredible. Jim provides a soft melody to Bobby’s long, rambling and passionate poems about life. One of the best tracks I have ever heard is called “Dear Jack” where Bobby professes his love for American writer Jack Kerouac (whom I adore). I suggest you pick that up as well as this new disc.
Quiet is exactly that – It’s an out of the spotlight and personal showing of Jim’s musicianship and 5 songs of Jim and his guitar (with some help on backing vocals). The songs are passionate (but not as over the top as say, Owen) and compliment many moods to fill the background as you embark on a road trip or just feel like chilling out with your favourite bong (or, better yet, are getting it on with a crush and need something to put on).
You really can’t go wrong to add this cd to your collection – if you enjoy honest, heart-driven music that is void of cheesy lyrics and manufactured images then Jimmy Ward is the man for you.
If you need some Christmas presents still, or want to pick some up for yourself – head on over to the Doghouse Merch Store http://www.doghouserecords.com/v11/link_store.php User reviews There are no user reviews for this item. To write a review please register or login. Powered by jReviews |
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