My Morning Jacket
10 articles
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Review by Rob Hughes, Uncut, March 2003
First UK releases for currently hot band ...
Review by Keith Cameron, MOJO, October 2005
Epic sounds from the Big Country, with a pocketful of soul and sanctified song. The Kentucky quintet's fourth album is a religious experience, says Keith ...
My Morning Jacket: Astoria, London
Live Review by Stevie Chick, The Evening Standard, 25 September 2006
JAMMING IS A justly maligned practice in rock, too often the last refuge of self-indulgent musos running low on inspiration. ...
My Morning Jacket: At Dawn and The Tennessee Fire Demos
Review by Jeff Weiss, Stylus, 19 June 2007
IN THE DECADE THUS FAR, scores of pretenders have been hyped as having that elevated and hopelessly nebulous notion of greatness (thanks for stopping by ...
My Morning Jacket: The Forum, London
Live Review by Jude Rogers, The Guardian, 19 July 2008
KENTUCKY'S MY MORNING JACKET used to be the adventurous alt.country cousins of Flaming Lips and Wilco, making music as dusty and wild as their beards. ...
Review by Graeme Thomson, Uncut, July 2011
Kentuckians' collective sense of identity reinvigorated on sixth LP, says Graeme Thomson ...
My Morning Jacket: "We had to work it out ourselves"
Interview by Stevie Chick, The Guardian, 27 October 2011
THEY STARTED out in a barn in Kentucky, and became one of rock's great cult success stories. My Morning Jacket's Jim James talks to Stevie Chick ...
My Morning Jacket: The Waterfall
Review by Andy Gill, The Independent, 1 May 2015
Prolific frontman Jim James returns to My Morning Jacket with his soul refreshed and ready for another tilt at the cosmic windmill ...
My Morning Jacket: The Waterfall
Review and Interview by Keith Cameron, MOJO, June 2015
AFTER 15 YEARS, six albums and hundreds of gigs, the 21st century space cowboys confirm their cosmic legend. ...
Jason Isbell outshines My Morning Jacket with powerful Merriweather set
Live Review by Geoffrey Himes, Baltimore City Paper, 27 July 2015
JASON ISBELL came to the Merriweather Post Pavilion Sunday evening just nine days after releasing one of the year's best albums, Something More Than Free. ...
see also Monsters of Folk
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