Brian, I'm a Genius Too
by Joe Innes & The Cavalcade
Mike Watts
Mike Watts
Impossible to choose a single track as the 'favourite' changes at each play but Laughing Gas is very Joe - unexpected, clever wordplay, funny, topical and including a popular movie reference!
Favorite track: Laughing Gas.
Adam Howard
Adam Howard
Quirky, catchy, and poetical. An enjoyable and impressive wee EP.
Favorite track: Half Gone.
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Andrew Turner
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Joe Wells
John Brennan
Charlie Gleason
Duncan Martin
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David Willcocks
Jacques the Exploder
Mario Menti
Alex
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Chris March
Shrug
Jack Brunetto
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Martin Friend
Sam Schafer
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumComes in handmade card wallet.
Includes unlimited streaming of Brian, I'm a Genius Too via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 4 daysedition of 400Purchasable with gift card£6 GBP or more
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Full Digital Discography
Get all 5 Joe Innes & The Cavalcade releases available on Bandcamp and save 10%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Foreign Domestic Policy, Santa Says Relax, Brian, I'm a Genius Too, Fables, and The Frighteners.
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Attaboy
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God Only Knows I Tried
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Fables
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Half Gone
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Laughing Gas
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about
“Showstopping” – Steve Lamacq
“Full of oddball charm” – NME
“A master of words & a king of modern antifolk” – This is Fake DIY
Brian, I’m a Genius Too - named for a menacing quote from Beach Boy Brian Wilson’s father Murry – features a huge host of musicians from London’s vibrant music scene, with appearances from Worry Dolls, Tom Newell of Effra and Patch & the Giant. The EP was recorded live on tape at London’s Soup Studios.
It's really really good, you should totally listen to it.
“Full of oddball charm” – NME
“A master of words & a king of modern antifolk” – This is Fake DIY
Brian, I’m a Genius Too - named for a menacing quote from Beach Boy Brian Wilson’s father Murry – features a huge host of musicians from London’s vibrant music scene, with appearances from Worry Dolls, Tom Newell of Effra and Patch & the Giant. The EP was recorded live on tape at London’s Soup Studios.
It's really really good, you should totally listen to it.
credits
released June 16, 2014
Produced by Dave Gerard and Joe Innes
Featuring a long list of handsome people...
Chris Mitchell
Sam Simon Norris
Lynn Roberts
Worry Dolls
Gabriel Merryfield
Angie Rance
Tom Newell
Ben Walker
Produced by Dave Gerard and Joe Innes
Featuring a long list of handsome people...
Chris Mitchell
Sam Simon Norris
Lynn Roberts
Worry Dolls
Gabriel Merryfield
Angie Rance
Tom Newell
Ben Walker
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Joe Innes & The Cavalcade UK
When he was young, Joe Innes found and subsequently buried a dead rat in his garden. This event is the subject of Pet
Cemetary – the opening track of this debut album - The Frighteners, and is a good example of the offbeat observations that litter his songs like a bin lorry rolling down Solsbury Hill.
‘Showstopping.’ Steve Lamacq (BBC6 Music)
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