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This is the first album I have released on vinyl, which has been an interesting experience for a number of reasons, one of which has been deciding the track running order. Thinking about the record in terms of Side A and Side B totally changed my idea, which had been pretty much set in stone for six months. I’ve always kinda hated albums that begin with the first single, but ‘Justified’ seemed to make sense in terms of the vinyl, launching straight into ‘Haunted Bones’. ‘Peace of Mind’ (which I drunkenly described as southern rock’s answer to Bohemian Rhapsody in an interview last week) wraps up Side A, and it feels almost like the end of a chapter. We then needed a badass rocker to kick off Side B, and ‘Roll Another One’ seemed to make perfect sense, which is followed quickly by the Crowes-esque ‘Let It Ride’. Following the Black Label vibes of ‘Autumn Leaves’, we then wanted to end on two rockers, a bit like we would a live set. So ‘Winds of Change’ (whose riff I first played at Ramblin' Man Fair last year) is followed by ‘Sleep, Awake, Obey!’, probably the most Sabbath sounding tune I’ve written. So yes, an interesting experience, and great to think about things in terms of a full LP as opposed to the way so many people consume music these days (i.e. singles and EPs). Led Zeppelin’s ‘Physical Graffiti’ has always been my reference point in terms of curating collections of music, and this album is no different. It’s been a case of almost seeing the tracks as chunks of three, making sure there is momentum throughout whilst also throwing a few curveballs that make the listener go “what the hell is that?!”. Good times.

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Acoustic tour

Posted on October 1, 2014November 1, 2014 by jackjhutchinson

Jack J Hutchinson is pleased to announce a short solo acoustic tour throughout October and November in support of the new EP Get It Back.

The run includes gigs at the famous Ain’t Nothin But blues bar in Soho, Water Rats in Kings Cross, plus two dates in Islington at the Hope and Anchor and the Old Queens Head.

More details can be found here

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Tags: Ain't Nothin But, Blues Jam, Gigs, Hope and Anchor, Les Paul, LondonCategories: Blues

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Jack J Hutchinson is a British blues rock guitarist based in London.

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