The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy : albums : Waiting For The Love Bus

The Jazz Butcher Releases Waiting For The Love Bus

Details

Classification: Album
Label: Creation Records, TriStar
Catalogue: CRECD156, WK57563
Date: 1993
Engineered: Woodhouse Studios, Leeds

The Songs

Rosemary Davis' World Of Sound
Bakersfield
Kids In The Mall/Kaliningrad
Whaddya?
Sweetwater
Ghosts
Baltic
Killed Out
Ben
Penguins
President Chang
Angel Station
Rosemary Davis' World Of Sound (Reprise Compact Disc)
< Everybody's Talkin' (F. Neil) (TriStar Only)
Do You Wanna Dance (Bobby Freeman) (TriStar Only)

Credits

Pat Fish - Fender Telecaster, Fender Jaguar, Yamaha sf-800, 6 & 12 String Acoustic Guitars, Keyboards, Percussion, Programming, Vocals
Richard Formby - Fender Jaguar, Gibson Firebird, Burns Electric X11 String, Programming, Tapes
Dooj Wilkinson - Wal Bass Guitar, Voice
Nick Burson - Drums
Peter Crouch - Fender Stratocaster, Fender Jaguar, Yamaha sf-800
Richard Formby - producer - engineer
Pat Fish - engineer
Pascal Legras - artwork
Mark Brown - artwork

Thanks

the jbc extend their gratitude to: tony foster for logistics : alaric and rob for amplifiers : ringo's high for acoustics : Mike Stout for dinners, tolerance and `fatback' : the emperors of ice cream for post-historical political orientation (no more years!) : dave and chris of the lyric police for a big saturday and many shed sundays : alan mcgee and joseph james foster for continued faith and support : and kathie mcginty for watching over.

Reviews

Les Inrockuptibles (France), June 1993

Letters From Pat - 1993-08-30: Cultural guidance notes issued to the U.K. press Mon, Aug 30^th 1993

Cash Box (USA), Sat, Apr 16^th 1994

Illinois Entertainer (Chicago, IL, USA), September 1994

Option (USA), September 1994

The Butcher Says..

Too early for me to say, but there's a clean, simple sound to a lot of this that Condition Blue detractors might appreciate. It's not a deliberate change of musical policy, just a gradual personal evolution thing. I'm ten years older now than when I made Bath Of Bacon, and right now, after all that morbid stuff, it only really feels like about three. There's rockin' shit and there's a big ballad or two and some weird little pop songs and a nice family sing-along about penguins. I hope you like it.

Source: Pat Letter: 1993-08-30

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Great Album..
fuelburningoracle[at]-remove-mac.com - Tom and New York
12Oct2008 12:21 AM (14 years 165 days ago)
This is truly a work of art, some of the best songs in the world lie hidden within it's laser encoded plastic.