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In 1998 after a lengthy absence from the music scene Jack collaborated with fellow writer Clive Gardner and recorded and released an acoustic roots music album aptly titled - Low Profile. Described by Belgium's Radio Centraal DJ Psyche Van Het as "A wonderful collection of songs, one of the best and varied of singer/songwriter records." Andy Cheyne writing in Folk Roots magazine described it as "...Somewhere in the manic territory inhabited by Napolean X1V and the legendary Stardust Cowboy. |
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It
is a big beautiful day,
like paradise, and I am hunched over the mixing desk in my control room
trying to decide whether to buy a barometric equaliser or maybe one
of these new boxes nobody knows what to do with yet. Or maybe another
Harley Davison,... when suddenly my reverie is disturbed by the big
howdy doody now featuring on the TV monitor which is guarding my electric
gates. Turning up the sound, I can hear my engineer Paulo, who is trying
to persuade some joker with a guitar that nobody who is nobody
makes a record at guano studios without a personal RSVP from The
Bird. But like greased lightening this guy is over the gates, up
the drive and, bursting like agent 007into my control room, he
is taking out his axe and telling me his name is Pound... Jack Pound. |
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