KingdomOf Dust Review
A 4 track mini album of songs composed and produced in collaboration with Richard Barieri, Steve Jansen & Mick Karn.
Mustard Gas And Roses Review
Full length solo album. Featuring Danny Thompson, Mick Karn, Richard Barbieri,
Gavin Harrison, Sam Brown & B.J. Cole.<top of page>
Are My Ears On Wrong ?
A compilation of tracks from Jakko's album for Stiff records circa 1983-86 & his album for MDM/Virgin 1986-87. Featuring the diverse talent's of LA's Seawind Horns,
John Giblin, Danny Thompson, Dave Stewart, Gavin Harrison, Davy Jones (Yes that Davey Jones) & Lenny Henry amongst others.<top of page>
The Road To Ballina Review
A re-recorded version of Jakko's highly acclaimed and award nominated BBC Radio 3
composition. This tells he moving and tragic tale of Jakko's life and family in speech and music. Features performances by Mark King, Caroline Lavelle, Gary Barnacle
, John Thirkel & Gavin Harrison.<top of page>
Silesia
Jakko's first album recorded back in 1980 and previously only ever released in Italy & Germany, available on CD for the first time. All the original tracks plus alternate versions alongside singles and
'B' sides<top of page>
64 Spoons 'Landing on a Rat Column' Review
Once memorably described as ' Stravinsky meets the Baron Knights
' 64 spoons were the unlikely marriage of jazz, rock, pop, prog & punk all appearing in a surreal 'Carry On' movie. This album goes some way to explaining how, but not why?<top of page>
Dizrhythmia Review
Much accailmed acoustic Indo-Fusion record with Danny Thompson, Gavin Harrison, and Pandit Dinesh
featuring performances by a stellar group of Indian classical musicians such as sarangi player Sultan Khan. Also features Dave Stewart, B.J.Cole.<top of page>
The Lodge
'The Smell of a Friend'
Recorded in New York and Cambridge in 1987 this avant-garde rock hybrid brings together the music of John Greaves with the lyrics of Peter Blegvad (ex
Henry Cow). Featuring Stofa Blegvad, drummer Anton Fier (Lounge Lizards, Golden Palominos) + guest appearances from Lisa Herman,
Michael Blair & Gary Window.<top of page>
Rapid Eye Movement
No not Michael Stipe's group of virtually the same name but the English Canterbury alternative that predated them by some years. Dave Stewart on Keyboards, Pip Pyle
on drums and Rick Biddulph on bass. Some recordings were started and a number of live tapes are around. Jakko has had
tentative discussion with Dave with regard to making an album out of these snippets.<top of page>
Level 42
Whilst Jakko played with the band from early 1991 till their demise his recorded output is scant due to a combination of timing and politics'. However various live tracks did appear as bonus recordings on
various singles as well as some newly recorded studio material. There is a 'Guaranteed' tour video available and the band's last tour was recorded at both Brighton Dome
and The Albert Hall for a subsequent live album which still has yet to materialise.
