Jim Noir-Jim Noir-2008-PMS – album

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July 2, 2009 | under rock


Jim Noir – Jim Noir

ARTIST……..: Jim Noir
TITLE………: Jim Noir
LABEL………: Jim Noir
URL………..: http://www.jimnoir.com
GENRE………: Rock
QUALITY:……: 233 kbps avg/ 44100Hz / Joint Stereo

RIP DATE……: 2008-03-28
RELEASE DATE..: 2008-04-08

Tracklist:
———-
01. Welcome Commander Jameson 1:00
02. All Right 4:21
03. What U Gonna Do 2:56
04. Don’t You Worry 3:30
05. Ships and Clouds 3:04
06. Happy Day Today 5:07
07. Look Around You 3:54
08. Good Old Vinyl 3:37
09. Same Place Holiday 3:42
10. Day By Day By Day 3:16
11. Welcome CJ 2:37
12. On A Different Shelf 5:32
13. Forever Endeavor 1:34

Total 44:10

Release Notes:

Singer/songwriter Jim Noir was born in 1982 in Davyhulme, Manchester, the same
city that gave birth to Morrissey 23 years before. His dreams of making music
started early; he was fascinated with TV as a young boy, and by middle school he
was performing in talent shows and singing in various karaoke competitions. His
performance of 808 State’s “In Yer Face” with his friend Batfinks was a defining
moment for the young Noir. It was also more than enough for Noir to decide that
making music would be his life. In 2003, he landed a recording contract with the
U.K. indie imprint My Dad Recordings. Noir already had notebooks full of songs,
and three EPs — Eanie Meany, My Patch, and A Quiet Man — quickly followed by
2004. His pop sensibility is classic, echoing ’60s psychedelic pop, ’70s soft
rock, and indie pop with an undercurrent of cheesy electronics. Mancunian locals
the Beep Seals — Jack Cooper (vocals/guitar), Phil “Fingers” Anderson
(keyboards/vocals), Milo Scaglioni (bass), and Ian Smith (drums) — joined Noir
for the recording of his debut album. Tower of Love was released early 2006 on
My Dad in the U.K. A performance at the annual South by Southwest conference in
Austin, TX, introduced Noir to American audiences that March. His profile was
further boosted from the use of his songs “Tower of Love” and “Eanie Meany”
(with its naggingly catchy refrain “If you don’t give my football back/I’m gonna
get my dad on you”) in brilliant Adidas ads that ran non-stop during the 2006
World Cup. Barsuk Records signed Noir and released Tower of Love on August 8 in
the U.S. In 2007, “My Patch” was used as the music for a Target department
stores TV Christmas ad. –allmusic.com

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