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  1. pitchfork.com › reviews › albumsStone Jack Jones: bluefolk Album Review | Pitchfork

    2. März 2006 · The rumble of instruments that begins "Smile" sets the tone, and the martial programmed beat on "Bread" pushes the other instruments militaristically as Patty Griffin's backing vocals offset...

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  3. www.popmatters.com › stone_jack_jones_bluefolk-2495675679Stone Jack Jones: Bluefolk | PopMatters

    28. Feb. 2006 · Jones has worked closely with fellow blues/folk experimenter Patty Griffin, whose soft, pillowy singing adds lilt to four of these songs.

  4. www.allmusic.com › album › bluefolk-mw0000345115Bluefolk - Stone Jack Jones | Album | AllMusic

    28. Feb. 2005 · Bluefolk by Stone Jack Jones released in 2005. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.

  5. stonejackjones.bandcamp.com › album › bluefolkbluefolk | Stone Jack Jones

    21. Feb. 2006 · bluefolk by Stone Jack Jones, released 21 February 2006 1. Smile 2. Vivid 3. Bread 4. Hey Love 5. Dreaming 6. Tell Me 7. Evermore 8. Lift Me 9. Rage 10.

  6. www.youtube.com › watchStone Jack Jones - Smile - YouTube

    9. Nov. 2012 · From Stone Jack Jones' 2006 album "Bluefolk"Stone Jack Jones: Vox, Guitars, Piano, Vibes, BassPatty Griffin: Vox, OrganRoger Moutenot: qy70, Tape Machine, Tr...

  7. de.wikipedia.org › wiki › Patty_GriffinPatty Griffin – Wikipedia

    Patty Griffin (Geburtsname Patricia Jean Griffin; * 16. März 1964 in Old Town, Maine [1]) ist eine amerikanische Sängerin und Songschreiberin sowie Grammy -Preisträgerin. Griffin wurde besonders für den bodenständigen Stil ihrer Lieder und ihre Beziehung zu Musikern wie Emmylou Harris, Ellis Paul und den Dixie Chicks bekannt ...

  8. www.amazon.com › Bluefolk-Stone-Jack-Jones › dpJones, Stone Jack - Bluefolk - Amazon.com Music

    12. Feb. 2007 · The rumble of instruments that begins "Smile" sets the tone, and the martial programmed beat on "Bread" pushes the other instruments militaristically as Patty Griffin's backing vocals offset Jones' gruffer voice. On "Vivid" he runs his words together until they lose their mean and become pure sound: "vividis vividisvividdoes." The ...

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