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1. Coliseum
2. Kind of Place, The
3. Ching-A-Ling
4. Conscious Contact
5. Pure Life
6. Fastest Horse in Town, The
7. Ten Killer Fairies
8. Little Boo's Fireworks
9. Muscle
10. Prince of Denmark
11. Your Glass Eye
12. Easter
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Conscious Contact - songs from a rock'n'roll missionary,
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Jerry Joseph & The Jackmormons - you're not going to forget that name. Buy this album. I'll give it five stars.Jerry J has his own instantly recognisable sound - a voice full of passion - really great songs that are no-frills ballads with a country edge or gutsy guitar/rhythm section, jam-band rockers - those uncompromisingly honest lyrics oozing pain, sex and redemption. Altogether catchy and hummable, yet this is not commercially driven tosh. A bit scary. Are you a poet or a preacher, Mr Joseph? He looks you in the eye and you know he's been to hell and fought his way back. He's tough, but these songs give you a glimpse of the stitches where they sewed him up and the places where he still bleeds. The Jackmormons are a three-piece band based in Portland, fronted by singer-songwriter Jerry Joseph and they deserve to be hugely successful. Maybe this album will do it. They have a punishing touring schedule across the states of America, occasionally dropping in on London, England, where I saw them play the 12-Bar - Jerry wild and barefoot - and so compelling I've bought everything he's ever recorded, but this is his best.
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