Furthermore: From The Studio/From The StageJars of Clay
Release Date: 02/04/2003
Original Release:
2003
# of Discs:
2
J&R Item # 472100_CD
UPC # 083061068929
Label: Essential Records (UK)
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Performer: Jars of Clay
Engineer: Jacquire King Producer: Jars Of Clay Distributor: BMG (distributor) Notes: Jars Of Clay: Matt Odmark (vocals, guitar, mandolin); Stephen Mason (vocals, guitar, bass); Charlie Lowell (vocals, piano, keyboards, organ); Dan Haseltine (vocals, percussion). Additional personnel: Aaron Sands (upright bass); Johnathan Yudkin (strings); Joe Porter (drums); The Darwin Hobbs Choir. FURTHERMORE was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Pop/Contemporary Gospel Album. Personnel: Jonathan Yudkin (violin, cello, strings); Holly O'Dell, Andrea Zonn (violin); Aaron Sands (upright bass); Joe Porter (drums). Audio Mixer: Jacquire King . Photographer: Dan Haseltine . Unknown Contributor Roles: Darwin Hobbs; Duane Starling; Angela Primm; Ann McCrary; Sherrie Kibble; Gayle A. West. What's a band to do when they've got some great live recordings in the can and an album's worth of new material recorded to boot? In the case of Jars of Clay, the answer bespeaks an almost Solomonic wisdom--put them both out together! The first disc of FURTHERMORE finds the US's premier Christian rock band progressing still further on their artistic journey, with sophisticated sonic textures and a seamless blend of spiritual content and rock-pop satisfaction. The live disc shows that Jars of Clay's in-concert prowess is obviously a big part of the reason they've attracted so many fans over the course of their career. From the sprightly acoustic jangle of "Like A Child" to the anthemic, U2-like stadium rock of "Dissapear," and the folky, accordion-filled strains of "This Road," Jars of Clay fill their live performances with a fervor that's as accessible as it is infectious.
These days, Christian rock artists who jostle for chart positions with secular acts are a commonplace thing. When Christian rockers Jars of Clay first made a splash back in '95, though, this was not the case. They were one of the first Christian bands to break through in a major way, with a sound that incorporated pop, alt-rock, and spiritual themes, all adorned with glistening, radio-ready hooks. In due course, the group found itself sailing towards the top of the charts and nailing Grammy after Grammy.
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