Amy Jackson
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Lush and drippy, Amy's voice wraps around the chords and the beats with a slow...easy, hot and sweaty sensuality. This woozy bluesy songstress is also an incredibly talented visual artist. Check out her music and the art on her website or be a fool...your choice. -- Robert Tucker, www.indizoo.com
| Flood Plain | Amy's first song, a mix of blues and gospel, 2/17/05, Ariel Francis (guitar), Sam Hinds (piano, organ), Jason Stelluto (drums, mix), Jay Turner (bass). |
| Memiel | Spoken Word/Jazz |
| Summer Thicket | Spoken Word/Ambient, one of Amy's poems set to music. Good for relaxing, meditating and celebrating Nature and Summer! (Amy: vocal, Darrell Tibbs: percussion, Ariel Francis: guitar, Jason Stelluto: keyboard, bass and mix) |
| Unlikely Canvases | Spoken Word/Industrial/Ambient, created for a multimedia art opening, two poems (Not Junk and The Shredder) and recordings from Chilton's Industrial Machine Shop, Philip Metals and surprises; Amy, vocal, keyboard; Jason Stelluto, percussion |
| St. Louise Is Listening | by Mike Doughty, for SuperSpecialCovers; Amy Jackson (vocals), Karl Straub (acoustic, electric and slide guitar, bass) Jason Stelluto (drums, producer/engineer) |
| Where Have You Gone? | by Mike Doughty; Chris Hancock (drums), Amy Jackson (vocals), Lex Price, Jr. (bass), Jason Stelluto (producer/engineer), Scott Thomas (guitar, formerly of Dreaming in English) |
| How Many Cans? | by Mike Doughty/Soul Coughing, Chris Hancock (drums), Amy Jackson (vocals), Lex Price, Jr. (bass), Jason Stelluto (producer/engineer), Scott Thomas (guitar, formerly of Dreaming in English) |
| Get Behind the Mule | by Tom Waits, Bart Adams (drums), Amy Jackson (vocals) , Jason Stelluto (organ, bass, guitar, producer/engineer) |