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Jon Kennedy Breaks Downtempo 2003 UK

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Jon Kennedy
Title:	Take My Drum To England
Style:	Breaks, Downtempo
Date of release:	2003
Country:	UK
MP3 album size:	1399 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1763 mb
WMA album size:	1544 mb
Digital formats:	AUD FLAC TTA MIDI RA DMF DXD

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Basic Dialogues	0:51
2	Funk Construction	4:30
3	Do As You Did	4:19
4	Blow Keys	4:24
5	Do Something	0:57
6	Mystery	4:12
7	Brown Acid	4:12
8	Secrets Of The World Backing Vocals – Karen WilsonVocals [Featuring], Written-by – Kate Rogers	5:53
9	East Is East	3:41
10	The Loafer	4:41
11	A Portrait Of Autumn	3:10
12	Coming Down	1:04
13	Surrenderism	4:18
14	Way I Feel Vocals [Featuring], Written-by – Karen Wilson	4:56
15	Waiting For The Sea To Freeze Guitar [Backing] – Paul Kennedy	5:47

Credits

Design, Layout – Wonky
Executive Producer – Mark Rae
Producer, Written-by, Bass Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards, Drums, Vocals, Scratches, Programmed By, Noises, Photography By, Artwork [Jk Drum Kit Logo] – Jon Kennedy

Notes

Released in standard jewel case with single-page folded insert.

Recorded and Mixed at "Scruff Towers", Hazel Grove, Stockport, England.

Jon Kennedy is published by Grand Central Music Publishing.

℗ 2003 Grand Central Records.
© 2003 Grand Central Records.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 8 27236 00212 3

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
GC LP 121	Jon Kennedy	Take My Drum To England ‎(2xLP)	Grand Central Records	GC LP 121	UK	2003
JKF011	Jon Kennedy	Take My Drum To England ‎(15xFile, MP3, 320)	Jon Kennedy Federation	JKF011	Czech Republic	2008

Paster

Jon Kennedy's second album, TAKE MY DRUM TO ENGLAND, first finds Kennedy, on "Funk Construction" taking his drum to a gentle folk-guitar and Mr. Scruff flute-inspired glade. The folksiness continues onto "Do As You Did." A softer, gentler Jon Kennedy? The slow burn of "Blow Keys" would suggest so, but the heavier beats and darkness of "Mystery" start taking the listener in a different direction. But when the vocals of Kate Rogers infiltrates "Secrets of the World," we rocket back into a bucolic world, with the jazz saxophone leaving contrails in the sky. "East is East" offers a little bit of sitar for some South Asian flavor amongst the beats, while "The Loafer" continues with the thicker rhythms. But "A Portrait of Autumn" goes back into the warm, hazy atmosphere, and "Surrenderism" gets the jazz back into the groove. Better still, "Way I Feel" dives straight into soul, with Karen Wilson's powerful vocals. An excellen album all around.