Gun Club - Go Tell The Mountain

We love you JLP

Fantastic!
I never had seen JLP playing the guitar like this.
Thnaks.

You were it JLP-
this is as good as it gets...
beautiful.

YOU ARE RIGHT: LET'S UNITE! PRESSURE THE ESTATE TO START RELEASING THIS MATERIAL BECAUSE OTHERWISE IT WILL ROT, especially the films and video: this is the sickening result with much of Jimi Hendrix's stuff: it just sits, rots and no-one gets to hear it. EVERYONE NEEDS TO GROW UP.
WE fans never tire of Gun Club and its time the stupidity and greed end (though we'd of course PAY for new CDs, so they've even got greed wrong, how typical
Bad America..)

So great!!! IDIOT WALTZ from the LP lucky jim in 1994. JLP a great blue's man.

JLP a great blue's man. oh!!!!!!! idiot waltz from the LP lucky jim. So great!!!!!

Awesome guitar work.
I just learned about Jeffrey recently through mark lanegan and did not know this is where they went. I like it it's cool and bluesy, damn.
but I must say I do know of musicians of this caliber still with us and to name them might be kinda tacky.

It's so perfect you can'tn beleive it's live... who can play this way today, I wonder

all their albums are completely different. even the 2nd album Miami i think had a totally different approach and energy then Fire of Love. Mother Juno is the first one that has that big rock 80s reverby kinda sound but parts of it still retain that punk energy (thunderhead is great). i would say starting in the 90s did they really get into the more melancholic, more guitar oriented blues.

actually, only on their last album "Lucky Jim"