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Jackie-O Motherfucker

Jackie-O Motherfucker is an American experimental music group that formed in Portland, Oregon in 1994.

Jackie-O Motherfucker
OriginPortland, Oregon, United States
GenresExperimental rock, post-rock, improvisational, psychedelic folk, drone, space rock
Years active1994–present
LabelsImp Records, U-Sound Archive, ATP Recordings, Very Friendly, Fire Records, Ecstatic Peace!
MembersTom Greenwood
Honey Owens
Nick Bindeman
Brooke Crouser
Danny Sasaki
Past membersJef Brown
John Flaming
Nester Bucket
Jessie Carrot
Josh Stevenson
Theo Angell
Barry Hampton
Adam Forkner
Natalie Mering
Josh Diamond
Samara Lubelski

Biography edit

Jackie-O Motherfucker began as a duo consisting of multi-instrumentalist Tom Greenwood and saxophonist Nester Bucket. The group is a collective with a shifting membership that has included more than forty members drawn from the U.S. experimental scene.[1] As of 2008, the core of the group is focused on founding member Greenwood.[2]

Jackie-O Motherfucker embraces free improvisation, drawing from a variety of subgenres including various folk musics of the world (American folk and blues, Native American song, traditional English folk ballads, etc.), free jazz, field recordings, psychedelia, drone, and noise rock.[3]

The group's first three albums were limited-run vinyl-only releases on now-defunct Portland label Imp Records.[2] Their first widely distributed album, Fig.5, was released in 2000 and was followed by a series of recordings, including the more meandering Liberation[4] and the folk-oriented Flags for the Sacred Harp, which drew from traditional blues and gospel sources.[5]

By this point the group were enjoying a higher profile, including performances at the ATP festival curated by Sonic Youth and Thurston Moore[6] and a cover feature on The Wire.[1]

Since then, the group has had recordings released by a variety of labels before settling down with the London-based label Fire Records from 2008's Blood of Life.[2] The group also operates its own label of CD-R live recordings, the U-Sound Archive, which features live recordings from Jackie-O Motherfucker as well as other like-minded artists such as Double Leopards, Sunroof!, Decaer Pinga, and Vibracathedral Orchestra.[7]

Discography edit

  • Alchemy... Shit to Gold (1995), Imp Records
  • Cross Pollinate (1996), Imp Records
  • Flat Fixed (1998), Imp Records
  • WOW (1999), Fisheye
  • Fig.5 (2000), Road Cone
  • The Magick Fire Music (2001), Ecstatic Peace!
  • Liberation (2001), Road Cone
  • split with Vibracathedral Orchestra (2001), Textile
  • Change (2002), Textile
  • Europe 2002 live album (2003), Cast Exotic
  • From the Earth to the Spheres Vol. 3 with My Cat Is an Alien (2005), Very Friendly
  • Flags of the Sacred Harp (2005), ATP Recordings
  • The Grave (2006), DotDotDot
  • America Mystica (2006), Very Friendly
  • Freaker Pipe (2007), U-Sound
  • Valley of Fire (2007), Textile Records
  • Fig.5 (2007), ATP (reissue of 2000 album)
  • The Blood of Life Live Album (2008), Fire Records
  • Ballads of the Revolution (2009), Fire Records
  • Earth Sound System (2011), Fire Records
  • Bloom (2018), Textile Records

Members edit

  • Tom Greenwood – guitar, turntables, percussion, vocals
  • Eva Salens – vocals, keyboards, viola, tapes
  • Nick Bindeman – guitar
  • Brian Mumford – guitar, electronics
  • Jed Bindeman – drums

Previous members edit

  • Jef Brown – guitar, saxophone
  • John Flaming – saxophone
  • Nester Bucket – saxophone
  • Michael Henrickson – drums
  • Jessie Carrot – drums
  • Barry Hampton – drums, percussion
  • Adam Forkner – guitar
  • Natalie Mering – vocals, guitar
  • Josh Stevenson – bass, keyboards, guitar
  • Theo Angell – vocals, guitars, tapes
  • Honey Owens – vocals, guitar, keyboards
  • Dana Valatka – drums, electronic percussion, vocals
  • Brooke Crouser – guitar
  • Samara Lubelski – violin
  • Josh Diamond – guitar
  • Andy Cvar
  • Jack Denning – bass guitar, synthesizers, 808

References edit

  1. ^ a b "Jackie-O Motherfucker". The Wire. 226: 26–31. December 2002. Retrieved 2008-08-15.
  2. ^ a b c Proefrock, Stacia. "Jackie-O Motherfucker Biography". AllMusic. Retrieved 3 July 2022.
  3. ^ "Fig. 5/Liberation review". PopMatters. 25 September 2005. Retrieved 3 July 2022.
  4. ^ "Liberation Album Review". Pitchfork. Retrieved 3 July 2022.
  5. ^ Murphy, Matthew. "Flags of the Sacred Harp Review". Pitchfork. Retrieved 3 July 2022.
  6. ^ Nickey, Jason. "The Magick Fire Music/Wow! Review". AllMusic. Retrieved 3 July 2022.
  7. ^ Beta, Andy. "Wow! / The Magick Fire Music". Pitchfork. Retrieved 3 July 2022.

jackie, motherfucker, american, experimental, music, group, that, formed, portland, oregon, 1994, originportland, oregon, united, statesgenresexperimental, rock, post, rock, improvisational, psychedelic, folk, drone, space, rockyears, active1994, presentlabels. Jackie O Motherfucker is an American experimental music group that formed in Portland Oregon in 1994 Jackie O MotherfuckerOriginPortland Oregon United StatesGenresExperimental rock post rock improvisational psychedelic folk drone space rockYears active1994 presentLabelsImp Records U Sound Archive ATP Recordings Very Friendly Fire Records Ecstatic Peace MembersTom GreenwoodHoney OwensNick BindemanBrooke CrouserDanny SasakiPast membersJef BrownJohn FlamingNester BucketJessie CarrotJosh StevensonTheo AngellBarry HamptonAdam ForknerNatalie MeringJosh Diamond Samara Lubelski Contents 1 Biography 2 Discography 3 Members 3 1 Previous members 4 ReferencesBiography editJackie O Motherfucker began as a duo consisting of multi instrumentalist Tom Greenwood and saxophonist Nester Bucket The group is a collective with a shifting membership that has included more than forty members drawn from the U S experimental scene 1 As of 2008 the core of the group is focused on founding member Greenwood 2 Jackie O Motherfucker embraces free improvisation drawing from a variety of subgenres including various folk musics of the world American folk and blues Native American song traditional English folk ballads etc free jazz field recordings psychedelia drone and noise rock 3 The group s first three albums were limited run vinyl only releases on now defunct Portland label Imp Records 2 Their first widely distributed album Fig 5 was released in 2000 and was followed by a series of recordings including the more meandering Liberation 4 and the folk oriented Flags for the Sacred Harp which drew from traditional blues and gospel sources 5 By this point the group were enjoying a higher profile including performances at the ATP festival curated by Sonic Youth and Thurston Moore 6 and a cover feature on The Wire 1 Since then the group has had recordings released by a variety of labels before settling down with the London based label Fire Records from 2008 s Blood of Life 2 The group also operates its own label of CD R live recordings the U Sound Archive which features live recordings from Jackie O Motherfucker as well as other like minded artists such as Double Leopards Sunroof Decaer Pinga and Vibracathedral Orchestra 7 Discography editAlchemy Shit to Gold 1995 Imp Records Cross Pollinate 1996 Imp Records Flat Fixed 1998 Imp Records WOW 1999 Fisheye Fig 5 2000 Road Cone The Magick Fire Music 2001 Ecstatic Peace Liberation 2001 Road Cone split with Vibracathedral Orchestra 2001 Textile Change 2002 Textile Europe 2002 live album 2003 Cast Exotic From the Earth to the Spheres Vol 3 with My Cat Is an Alien 2005 Very Friendly Flags of the Sacred Harp 2005 ATP Recordings The Grave 2006 DotDotDot America Mystica 2006 Very Friendly Freaker Pipe 2007 U Sound Valley of Fire 2007 Textile Records Fig 5 2007 ATP reissue of 2000 album The Blood of Life Live Album 2008 Fire Records Ballads of the Revolution 2009 Fire Records Earth Sound System 2011 Fire Records Bloom 2018 Textile RecordsMembers editTom Greenwood guitar turntables percussion vocals Eva Salens vocals keyboards viola tapes Nick Bindeman guitar Brian Mumford guitar electronics Jed Bindeman drumsPrevious members edit Jef Brown guitar saxophone John Flaming saxophone Nester Bucket saxophone Michael Henrickson drums Jessie Carrot drums Barry Hampton drums percussion Adam Forkner guitar Natalie Mering vocals guitar Josh Stevenson bass keyboards guitar Theo Angell vocals guitars tapes Honey Owens vocals guitar keyboards Dana Valatka drums electronic percussion vocals Brooke Crouser guitar Samara Lubelski violin Josh Diamond guitar Andy Cvar Jack Denning bass guitar synthesizers 808References edit a b Jackie O Motherfucker The Wire 226 26 31 December 2002 Retrieved 2008 08 15 a b c Proefrock Stacia Jackie O Motherfucker Biography AllMusic Retrieved 3 July 2022 Fig 5 Liberation review PopMatters 25 September 2005 Retrieved 3 July 2022 Liberation Album Review Pitchfork Retrieved 3 July 2022 Murphy Matthew Flags of the Sacred Harp Review Pitchfork Retrieved 3 July 2022 Nickey Jason The Magick Fire Music Wow Review AllMusic Retrieved 3 July 2022 Beta Andy Wow The Magick Fire Music Pitchfork Retrieved 3 July 2022 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Jackie O Motherfucker amp oldid 1215442407, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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