Jack Name - Magic Touch - VINYL LP
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Vinyl LP pressing. Includes . 2020 . In a time rife with alienation, Magic Touch, the third album by the ubiquitous and mysterious Jack Name, offers the comfort of contact. With a body of work that ranges from the catchy to the cacophonous, Name has earned the reputation of a musician who's difficult to define. For over a decade, he's been a fixture in the Los Angeles underground. His songs have appeared on albums by U.S. Girls and White Fence; he's produced recordings for Cass McCombs and collaborated with Ariel Pink. Album Tracks 1. Karolina 2. A Moving-On Blues 3. Dudette 4. Empty Nights 5. Kick-Around Johnny 6. Sacred Place 7. Do You Know Ida No? 8. Having a Good Time 9. I Came to Tell You in Plain English (I'm Leaving You) 10. Losing My Way
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- GenreRockDescriptionVinyl LP pressing. Includes . 2020 . In a time rife with alienation, Magic Touch, the third album by the ubiquitous and mysterious Jack Name, offers the comfort of contact. With a body of work that ranges from the catchy to the cacophonous, Name has earned the reputation of a musician who's difficult to define. For over a decade, he's been a fixture in the Los Angeles underground. His songs have appeared on albums by U.S. Girls and White Fence; he's produced recordings for Cass McCombs and collaborated with Ariel Pink. Album Tracks 1. Karolina 2. A Moving-On Blues 3. Dudette 4. Empty Nights 5. Kick-Around Johnny 6. Sacred Place 7. Do You Know Ida No? 8. Having a Good Time 9. I Came to Tell You in Plain English (I'm Leaving You) 10. Losing My WayArtistJack NameTitleMagic TouchFormatVINYLLabelMexican Summer
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