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The September Sessions
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| List Price: | £14.99 |
| Price: | £4.33 |
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Track Listing
- Pirate Looks At 40 - Johnson, Jack
- What Would You Rather Do - Johnson, Jack & September Sessions Band
- Grey's Groove - Johnson, Jack & Greyboy/Karl Denson
- Willow Tree - Johnson, Jack & G. Love & Special Sauce
- Super Bowl Sundae - Johnson, Jack & Ozomatli
- Ganges A Go-Go - Johnson, Jack & Bombay The Hard Way
- Thug Style - Johnson, Jack & September Sessions Band
- Meaningless Conversation - Johnson, Jack & Princes Of Babylon
- Piglet's Lament - Johnson, Jack & Beat Down Sound
- F-Stop Blues - Johnson, Jack
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #38786 in Music
- Released on: 2006-03-20
- Number of discs: 1
Customer Reviews
Good compilation
If you want a jack johnson album don't buy this...but if you want a mixture of Jack with some similar stuff then this album is spot on. As soundtracks go this is one of my favourites as it isn't samey like most - just feels like a great compilation.
september sessions is a SOUNDTRACK people!
yes ok, so it may be advertised as a Jack Johnson album, but specifically, this is an album put together to compliment a film MADE by JJ, about SURFING. this is the reason why the songs were chosen, not to churn out yet more happy-go-smiley-drive-around-beaches-because-everything's-always-ok.
yes, those songs are great, but there's other things to have on a soundtrack for the different moods throughout the film. Unfortunately for many, they aren't the stereotypical, money-earning songs that the majority of the public are apparently gagging for, but give the man some artistic credibility for not selling out and filling albums such as this and thicker than water with random tunes lifted from his many studio albums.
Poorly advertised by Amazon
If you are only interested in listening to music by Jack Johnson don't bother with this cd.
This cd is advertised by Amazon as an album which has an appearance by Jack Johnson on every track. This is simply not true; Jack Johnson appears on only two tracks. The rest of the cd contains music by other artists that, while being reasonably pleasant to listen to was not the reason I purchased the cd.
