Sweet Jones, 9 Lazy 9, Music CD

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Sweet Jones


1	The Woodworm 5:14
2	Code 3 4:17
3	Sunday Monday 4:11
4	Poundstretcher 7:39
5	Keep Going Daddy 5:02
6	Big Six 4:03
7	Grazing Maize 1:13
8	Cosa 6:37
9	Tumbleweed 3:12
10	Carborante 3:22
11	The Flying Nun 3:02
12	The Last of the West 4:39

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Editorial Reviews

Keir Fraser and James Braddell return once again to their 9 Lazy 9 moniker after a three-year absence. Sweet Jones is the group's best yet, on par with the high standards of Braddell's Funki Porcini records as of late. Like Funki Porcini, 9 Lazy 9 make relaxation records for the spaced-out adding a breezy Mediterranean feel comparable to Atom Heart's dope and pina colada excursions. Electronic horns and xylophones rub against a handful of guest musicians on bassoon, flute and acoustic guitar. It's all put together with just a bit of a smirk, but Fraser and Braddell seem to favor lounge music enough not to parody it. The only thing to quibble about is "Grazing Maize": its melody and structure warrant much more than the one sole minute it's given. Otherwise it's a gratifying listen start to finish and probably the classiest album Ninja Tunehave ever released. Despite what Fatboy Slim thinks, the weekend starts here. David Jeffries, All Music Guide

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Sweet Jones


1	The Woodworm 5:14
2	Code 3 4:17
3	Sunday Monday 4:11
4	Poundstretcher 7:39
5	Keep Going Daddy 5:02
6	Big Six 4:03
7	Grazing Maize 1:13
8	Cosa 6:37
9	Tumbleweed 3:12
10	Carborante 3:22
11	The Flying Nun 3:02
12	The Last of the West 4:39

All Music Guide

Keir Fraser and James Braddell return once again to their 9 Lazy 9 moniker after a three-year absence. Sweet Jones is the group's best yet, on par with the high standards of Braddell's Funki Porcini records as of late. Like Funki Porcini, 9 Lazy 9 make relaxation records for the spaced-out adding a breezy Mediterranean feel comparable to Atom Heart's dope and pina colada excursions. Electronic horns and xylophones rub against a handful of guest musicians on bassoon, flute and acoustic guitar. It's all put together with just a bit of a smirk, but Fraser and Braddell seem to favor lounge music enough not to parody it. The only thing to quibble about is "Grazing Maize": its melody and structure warrant much more than the one sole minute it's given. Otherwise it's a gratifying listen start to finish and probably the classiest album Ninja Tunehave ever released. Despite what Fatboy Slim thinks, the weekend starts here. David Jeffries

Product Details

Format: CD
Release Date: 07/15/2003
Label: NINJA TUNE
Catalog No.: 79
UPC: 625978107928
Sales Rank: 166,120

Album Credits
Performance Credits
9 Lazy 9		Primary Artist
Mitchell Feldman		Keyboards
Gianluca Petrella		Trombone, Keyboards
Man� Bandettin		Flute
Mishael Levron		Guitar
Adriano Tirelli		Bassoon

Technical Credits
9 Lazy 9		Arranger, Producer