Cotton Jones / Paranoid Cocoon
| Album: | Paranoid Cocoon | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Cotton Jones | Added: | Jan 2009 | |
| Label: | Suicide Squeeze Records | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2009-04-12 | Pull Date: | 2009-06-14 |
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| Week Ending: | Jun 14 | Jun 7 | May 31 | May 24 | May 17 | May 3 | Apr 19 |
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| Airplays: | 1 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 3 | 2 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Nov 02, 2022: | Some Songs Without Words
Blood Red Sentimental Blues |
4. | Apr 05, 2012: | Nathin' TO Do
Little Ashtray In The Sun |
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| 2. | May 22, 2018: | Waste FM
Photo Summerlove |
5. | Jul 15, 2011: | The Songsmith Show
Up A Tree (Went This Heart I Have) |
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| 3. | Jul 25, 2017: | Waste FM
Up A Tree (Went This Heart I Have) |
6. | Jun 02, 2011: | Daydream Disaster
Up A Tree (Went This Heart I Have) |
Album Review
Frank Jackson
Reviewed 2009-04-04
Reviewed 2009-04-04
Folky, poppy songset from a male/female duo. The sound is reminiscent of The Doors, or Stan Ridgway, or even a fleshed-out version of Jorma Kaukonen’s (Airplane, Hot Tuna) album Quah, but they have hit on something quite unique. Use of organ, tambourines, guitar, drums, bass. This is a great collection of dreamy, relaxed, ethereal ventures; perfect for a country drive – or a weekend radio show, or evening, or morning. I like the whole lot. Start with 1, 3, 7, 8. No FCC’s.
1. (3:48) Mid. Laid-back tune with whistling, tambourine, horn, along with standard rock instrumentation. Male and female vocals. Great for a morning play.
2. (3:10) Mid. A bit similar to #1 with slightly different instrumentation. Organ influenced, Doors-ish quality.
3. (4:00) Mid. Soft, quick drumming set behind nice airy mix of organ, guitar, bass.
4. (4:12) Slow/Mid. A bit of a lyrical reprise of #1, but different sound. Relaxed and easy.
5. (2:27) Slow. (Instrumental) Guitar plucking, slow drumming, bass and tambourine create a really mellow mood.
6. (5:10) Slow/Mid. Whistle intro with soft band in background, continuing during verse breaks. Male/Femal duet.
7. (3:52) Slow. Minimal, lots of space. Organ predominant. A dreamy journey through an ethereal lyrical bent.
8. (3:10) Mid/Fast. Upbeat acoustic guitar and rhythm section with lyrical emphasis. Rockin’ folky feel.
9. (4:34) Slow/Mid. Acoustic, tambourine, great beat, more interesting lyrics. Male/Femal vocals.
10. (6:34) Slow/Mid. Dreamy and airy vocal delivery which mimics the music. Great organ 4 minutes in.
1. (3:48) Mid. Laid-back tune with whistling, tambourine, horn, along with standard rock instrumentation. Male and female vocals. Great for a morning play.
2. (3:10) Mid. A bit similar to #1 with slightly different instrumentation. Organ influenced, Doors-ish quality.
3. (4:00) Mid. Soft, quick drumming set behind nice airy mix of organ, guitar, bass.
4. (4:12) Slow/Mid. A bit of a lyrical reprise of #1, but different sound. Relaxed and easy.
5. (2:27) Slow. (Instrumental) Guitar plucking, slow drumming, bass and tambourine create a really mellow mood.
6. (5:10) Slow/Mid. Whistle intro with soft band in background, continuing during verse breaks. Male/Femal duet.
7. (3:52) Slow. Minimal, lots of space. Organ predominant. A dreamy journey through an ethereal lyrical bent.
8. (3:10) Mid/Fast. Upbeat acoustic guitar and rhythm section with lyrical emphasis. Rockin’ folky feel.
9. (4:34) Slow/Mid. Acoustic, tambourine, great beat, more interesting lyrics. Male/Femal vocals.
10. (6:34) Slow/Mid. Dreamy and airy vocal delivery which mimics the music. Great organ 4 minutes in.
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