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 STRANGE
"Jack Strange has a unique style that is completely born from the streets of New Orleans." --NewOrleansBands.Net
Headed by New Orleans singer-songwriter Jack Strange, STRANGE presents a vast catalog of unplugged and electrified alternative and contemporary folk rock songs. STRANGE has released sixty-two irresistible songs to date from four albums including Still Alone (2000), Heartbeat (2001), Ever Laughter (2003), and the forthcoming post-Katrina album Back in New Orleans. All songs and albums are served Indie-style with a dash of New Orleans and a twist of something unmistakably STRANGE!
For a limited time downloads of all STRANGE songs are FREE!
More free downloads available here.
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| Still Alone |
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| Item number: CDSA2005 |
Cost: $9.99 (USD) |
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1. Rex Parade
2. Tyger
3. Carousel (Fast Ride)
4. She Had a Ride
5. Anything
6. Johnny B. Blank
7. Cat Rap
8. House Plant
9. Whyd You Take My Dog?
10. Snapshots
11. Your True Love
12. No Way
13. Suicidal Eagle
14. I Breathe You
15. Some Folks Settle
16. Growing Into You
17. Still Alone |
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| Heartbeat |
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| Item number: CDHB2005 |
Cost: $9.99 (USD) |
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1. Id Really Like to Make It Baby
2. Love Song
3. Carousel (Slow Ride)
4. No Happiness Here
5. Walk Away From Him
6. Nobodys Ever Takin You Away
7. Fireplace
8. Without Me
9. Where the Real Faces Move
10. To Be In Love
11. Now I See What Ive Done
12. True To You
13. The Not So Great Gatsby
14. Daddys Girl
15. Heartbeat |
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| Ever Laughter |
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| Item number: CDEL2005 |
Cost: $9.99 (USD) |
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1. Yesterday
2. Before Tomorrow
3. Something New
4. Partying Guy
5. In the USA
6. High Cost of Fishing
7. Marathon
8. Before Bed
9. Tightened Up on Me
10. Terror
11. Death Rattle (Slow Ride)
12. Today
13. Living Today
14. Rainwater
15. Cold Day in Hell
16. Money King
17. I Could Sell
18. Seventh Day
19. Short Cut
20. Death Rattle (Fast Ride)
21. Tomorrow
22. Remember |
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| Stranger than Truth, Stories by Jack Strange |
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| Item number: BKSTT2005 |
Cost: $9.69 (USD) |
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| People do the strangest things, and in fifteen skillfully crafted stories New Orleans native Jack Strange explores the strangeness with compassion and understanding, irony and humor, and symbolism and suspense. In "California or Bust," a woman gives birth in an airplane restroom and then leaves the baby in a trash can. In "An Old Road," a Bible salesman preys upon an old womans fears and weaknesses to make the sale. In "Hands," a woman believes she's visited nightly by the hands of a ghostly lover. In "1:00 A.M.," a doctor sneaks out of his wifes bed to ride his bicycle in search of his mistress at an early hour. In "How I Lost My Baby Girl," a man loses his baby daughter forever to his ex-wife and her lawyerly lover. In "Trick Wedding," a man marries a woman he knows for a fact cheated on him. In "Desmond Rex," sin and suicide turn a man into a monster. These and other stories are sure to entertain, enlighten, and delight any reader. See a preview at www.lulu.com/jackstrange. Paperback, 165 pages. |
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| Would-Be Poems |
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| Item number: BKWBP2005 |
Cost: $8.65 (USD) |
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| Will the real Jack Strange please stand up! In Would-Be Poems, poetic master of disguise Jack Strange claims to step into the shoes of a fictional unnamed "would-be poet" in order to discover what it's like to be ordinary. But the fictional would-be poet also tries on myriad masks and voices as he navigates the psychosocial stages of his imaginary life. The result is an extraordinary assortment of "would-be poems" which ultimately reveal not the mind of Jack Strange or the would-be poet but the minds of the characters they play. So who is Jack Strange? In Would-Be Poems, he's you and me and the society in which we live, love, work and die. See a preview at www.lulu.com/jackstrange. Paperback, 107 pages. |
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