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Lonely Joe Parker & Jackie Paper’s “What’s Wrong With Broken Glass” reviewed on Zap Town.
The latest words on Lonely Joe Parker & Jackie Paper’s . What’s Wrong With Broken Glass are in. CLICK HERE to find out what the people of Zap Town have to say about this highly enjoyable EP."...like something you would find inside The Haunted Mansion ride only if there was a dirty pub for the ghosts to revel in." - Zap Town
You can purchase this split EP from the Sotones Records website. All proceeds from vinyl sales go to Oxfam!
The EP is also available to buy digitally too!
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Introducing… Sotones (Record Label)
We are very happy to announce that we are officially working on Sotones Records' roster. In the coming months, Sotones will be treating us all to a plethora of music from bands and musicians like Haunted Stereo, Fresh Legs, Moneytree, Nato, Lonely Joe Parker, The Moulettes and many more.Members of Sotones will guest on Resonance FM's Hello Goodbye show on 13th February 2010. To get an idea of what the label are about (that's a passion for music and a love of fun by the way...), you can listen to this Sound Cloud Sotones documentary they recently recorded.
Sotones was founded as a co-operative. This means that the artists are also members, who own the label entirely together.The first label sampler was reviewed in Kruger Magazine and received airplay on several local BBC Introducing shows. It featured artists who are still with Sotones today as well as Blakfish and Band Of Skulls (then known as Fleeingnewyork) who have since gone on to do great on their own.
Sotones acts have played across the UK as well as Ireland, France, Belguim, Italy, Spain, Estonia, Germany and the US. These include support tours for The Ting Tings, The Holloways and Mystery Jets, as well as requested support slots for Noisettes, Thomas Tantrum, Delays, SixNationState and me:one.
The label has released over 25 records and the label's output has received local and national radio play on BBC stations including BBC Radio 1, 6Music and Radio 2 as well as Xfm and Resonance FM. Sotones artists have caught the attention of national and international traditional and online media, including Kerrang!, NME, Rock Sound, Drowned In Sound, Artrocker, Clash Magazine and Kruger Magazine.
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Jackie Paper’s “All The Wine” - Q Magazine Track of the Day!
Lonely Joe Parker and Jackie Paper 's digital reissue of their split EP What's Wrong With Broken Glass was released on December 14th 2009.Q Magazine have made Jackie Paper's track, "All the Wine", today's Track of the Day.
"...All The Wine is a few miles off the coast of indieland, and marks a return to Paper's folk-inspired busking past, with clear musical nods to the late, great Elliott Smith." - Q Magazine, Track of the Day
Read the full article and listen to the track HERE.
You can purchase this split EP on vinyl or digital from the Sotones Records website. All proceeds from vinyl sales go to Oxfam!
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Lonely Joe Parker and Jackie Paper EP Out Today!
Lonely Joe Parker and Jackie Paper 's digital reissue of What's Wrong With Broken Glass is available to buy digitally today. The EP was originally available as a vinyl only release, with all proceedings going to Oxfam.An "acoustic split release of jaunty confidence and empathy. It's worth buying a turntable just to hear this" - Matt Golding, The Fly
You can purchase this split EP from the Sotones Records website. All proceeds from vinyl sales go to Oxfam!
The EP is also available to buy digitally too!
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Lonely Joe Parker and Jackie Paper on Fairtilizer!
Those kind folk over at Fairtilizer have been good enough to do a little piece on our very own Lonely Joe Parker and Jackie Paper on their stupendous website.Firstly, there is an excellent interview where the boys talk about everything from Cat Power to instant curry noodles and clean socks! You can read the full interview HERE.
There is also an excellent playlist that you can listen to, including tracks such as the fantastic split singles "All The Wine" and "Brooklyn" as well as "Raining" and "Natural History"!
If you like this special collaboration and would like to buy Whats Wrong With Broken Glass you can purchase from the Sotones Records website. All proceeds from vinyl sales go to Oxfam! The digital re-issue of this release is out on Monday 14th December 2009
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Lonely Joe Parker and Jackie Paper on The 405!
Lonely Joe Parker and Jackie Paper are reissuing their fantastic What's Wrong With Broken Glass EP digitally on December 14th 2009 via Sotones. They released the vinyl format during the summer and all proceeds went to Oxfam.The 405 have featured the boys on their website. You can listen to Jackie Paper's "All The Wine" from this fantastic split EP and read the full article HERE.
"An acoustic split release of jaunty confidence and empathy. It's worth buying a turntable just to hear this" - The Fly
You can order the 12-inch vinyl from the Sotones website.
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Introducing… Lonely Joe Parker & Jackie Paper
We're very happy to be working on Sotones' Lonely Joe Parker & Jackie Paper's digital reissue of their summer release - What's Wrong With Broken Glass EP.The release is available digitally from December 14th 2009 and you can grab a copy on vinyl HERE. All proceeds go to Oxfam.
The collaboration between Lonely Joe Parker and Jackie Paper was born from a tale of woe...
Armed only with a $20 pawnshop guitar on a tour of the US last year, LONELY JOE PARKER found himself robbed in Miami and 1,000 miles from home. The itinerant romantic-in-rags dug deep into Americana, and came up with a set of songs that blend a streets-eye view in the vein of Tom Waits with St. Vincent's sonic vision. The songs earned their creator enough change to make it up to NYC, and upon his return to the Southampton docklands, he wondered why the songs that had earned his own keep couldn't help others too.
Then he bumped into JACKIE PAPER - better known as DAVID MIATT, guitarist and songsmith in rapidly rising indiepop stars THOMAS TANTRUM. Fresh from radio appearances on BBC1 and 6Music plus summer festival slots including Reading and Bestival, an older, folkier impulse led Dave to pen a book of wistful, almost melancholic songs referencing Elliot Smith, Brian Wilson and Nick Drake. The EP has already been featured on BBC South:Live and Balcony.TV, and features members of Modernaire, Peter Lyons, The Moulettes and Moneytree.
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