Jackie-O Motherfucker

Jackie-O Motherfucker

Infobox musical artist
Name = Jackie-O Motherfucker


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Origin = Portland, Oregon, United States
Genre = Post-rock, freak folk, psych folk, drone music
Years_active = 1994–present
Label = Imp Records, U-Sound Archive, ATP Recordings, Very Friendly, Fire Records, Ecstatic Peace!
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Current_members = Tom Greenwood
Honey Owens
Nick Bindeman
Brooke Crouser
Danny Sasaki
Past_members = Jef Brown
John Flaming
Nester Bucket
Jessie Carrot
Barry Hampton
Adam Forkner
Natalie Mering

Jackie-O Motherfucker is an American experimental rock group that formed in Portland, Oregon in 1994.

Biography

Jackie-O Motherfucker began as a duo consisting of multi-instrumentalist Tom Greenwood and saxophonist Nester Bucket. [Cite journal|title=Jackie-O Motherfucker |journal=The Wire |pages=26–31 |volume=226 |year=2002 |month=December |url=http://www.thewire.co.uk/issues/226/ |accessdate=2008-08-15] The group has had more than forty members, most of which have quit due to Greenwood's impulsive behavior, drawn from the U.S. experimental scene. As of 2008, the core of the group is founding member Greenwood.

Jackie-O Motherfucker's music draws from a variety of subgenres including drone, free jazz, and space-rock, and is heavily improvisational in its nature. Because they are a collective, rather than a consistent band or group, the sound of their music can change from performance to performance. The group operates its own label of CD-R live recordings, the U-Sound Archive, which features concert recordings from Jackie-O Motherfucker as well as like-minded subterranean artists such as Double Leopards, Sunroof!, Decaer Pinga, and Vibracathedral Orchestra.

The group's first three albums were limited-run vinyl-only releases on now-defunct Portland label Imp Records. Since then, the group has had recordings released by many different labels from around the world before settling down with the London based label Fire Records.

The group has been on several international tours, including several performances at All Tomorrow's Parties Festivals. Several albums released by the group are from live shows, which stand apart from their other releases due to the improvisational nature.

Discography

*"Alchemy... Shit To Gold" (1995), Imp Records
*"Cross Pollinate" (1996), Imp Records
*"Flat Fixed" (1998), Imp Records
*"WOW" (1999), Fisheye
*"Fig. 5" (2000), Road Cone
*"The Magick Fire Music" (2001), Ecstatic Peace!
*"Liberation" (2001), Road Cone
*split with Vibracathedral Orchestra (2001), Textile
*"Change" (2002), Textile
*"Europe 2002" live album (2003), Cast Exotic
*"From The Earth To The Spheres Vol. 3" with My Cat Is An Alien (2005), Very Friendly
*"Flags Of The Sacred Harp" (2005), ATP Recordings
*"The Grave" (2006), DotDotDot
*"America Mystica" (2006), Very Friendly
*"Freaker Pipe" (2007), U-Sound
*"Valley Of Fire" (2007), Textile Records
*"Fig. 5" (2007), ATP (reissue of 2000 album)

Members

*Tom Greenwood – guitar, turntables, percussion
*Honey Owens – vocals
*Dana Valatka – vocals, electronic percussion
*Nick Bindeman – guitar
*Brooke Crouser – guitar
*Danny Sasaki – drums

Previous members

*Jef Brown – guitar, saxophone
*John Flaming – saxophone
*Nester Bucket – saxophone
*Jessie Carrot – drums
*Barry Hampton – drums, percussion
*Adam Forkner – guitar
*Natalie Mering – vocals, guitar

References

External links

* [http://www.myspace.com/jomf MySpace profile]


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