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Jo Jo Gunne: Jay Ferguson (vocals, keyboards); John Staehely (guitar, background vocals); Jimmie Randall (bass guitar, background vocals); Curly Smith (drums, background vocal...Read more
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This way Jay's best album in the 1970's before he went on his own. So many great ideas were put into Jo Jo Gunne this Cd. I am so happy to be able to buy this again. I have no...Read more

So...Where's the Show? by Jo Jo Gunne (CD, Dec-2004, Collectors' Choice Music)

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(CD) JO JO GUNNE - So...Where's the Show?
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    UPC:617742045826
    Artist:Jo Jo Gunne
    Format:CD
    Release Year:2004
    Record Label:Collectors' Choice Music
    Genre:Hard Rock, Rock & Pop

    Track Listing
    1. So...Where's the Show?
    2. I'm Your Shoe
    3. Single Man
    4. She Said All Right
    5. S&M Blvd.
    6. Falling Angel
    7. Big Busted Bombshell From Bermuda
    8. Into My Life
    9. Around the World

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    Producer:John Stronach, Jo Jo Gunne
    Distributor:E1 Distribution (USA)
    Recording Type:Studio
    Recording Mode:Stereo
    SPAR Code:n/a

    Album Notes
    Jo Jo Gunne: Jay Ferguson (vocals, keyboards); John Staehely (guitar, background vocals); Jimmie Randall (bass guitar, background vocals); Curly Smith (drums, background vocals).Liner Note Author: Matthew Greenwald.After the erratic and self-consciously weird Jumpin' the Gunne, this album is a return to form. More than that, actually -- the replacement of founding guitarist Matt Andes with John Stahely resulted in a tighter, more focused, and generally more interesting band than ever before. Jo Jo Gunne was originally formed to be, in Jay Ferguson's phrase, "a hard-ass rock band," and on So...Where's the Show they finally were one. Ferguson responded to the harder edge by abandoning the synthesizer in favor of a jazzy piano sound, an inspired move under the circumstances. The combination enlivens even the dud songs; "I'm Your Shoe" starts as a pedestrian slow-grind, but has an incredible instrumental break in which the whole band rocks hard and fast, then drops out suddenly to let Ferguson take a wonderful and delicate piano solo. The element of surprise gets you the first time, the brilliant playing every time afterward. When the band actually takes on a song with a half-decent hook all the way through, the results are splendid. The title cut, "She Said Allright," and "Falling Angel" are all winners, and there isn't a single track that is actually a dud. If it was inevitable that Jo Jo Gunne was going to break up, at least they left one consistently good album behind. ~ Richard Foss

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    Jo Jo Gunne's Best Album

    Created: 01/11/09
    This way Jay's best album in the 1970's before he went on his own. So many great ideas were put into Jo Jo Gunne this Cd. I am so happy to be able to buy this again. I have not been able to locate it in years, for such a great price. This album deserved more credit for its recording quality and musicianship involved for that time. It is too bad that they did not have enough exposure to keep Jo Jo Gunne going as a great rock band.
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