ARTIST: Jim Noir
TITLE: Tower Of Love
LABEL: My Dad Recordings
GENRE: Indie
BITRATE: 195kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 45min total
RELEASE DATE: 2005
RIP DATE: 2005-10-06

Track List

01. My Patch                        4:05
02. I Me You I'm Your               2:40
03. Computer Song                   2:56
04. How To Be So Real               4:53
05. Eanie Meany                     2:44
06. Tower Of Love                   3:48
07. In The Key Of C                 3:25
08. Turbulent Weather               3:07
09. Turn Your Frown Into A Smile    5:12
10. A Quiet Man                     3:10
11. Eanie Meany 2                   2:53
12. The Only Way                    6:45

Release Notes:

Jim Noir was born in 1982.

At the top of the hit parade that day, was "I Love Rock N Roll" by Joan
Jett and the Blackhearts.

As his ears received their first taste of Earth's sounds and he heard
the song, he made a vow from that day forward, NEVER to listen to crap
80's music as long as he lived.

Noir was educated (and the word is used in the loosest possible sense)
at an inner city high school close to the urban ghettos of Manchester.
This is where he picked up his charming upper class accent and fine
sense of gentleman's style.

Making music throughout this period, Jim was experimenting with
different sounds - mainly carpet jazz - and in doing so, learnt his
trade as a multi instrumentalist in this field.

Producer, Director, Wigmaker, Karate Expert and inter district Knitting
champion 1991, Jim finally found his destiny when he met a man at a bus
stop...

Man at Bus Stop "You! Boy! Wanna be famous? I betcha do! Pop Star? I
can make your dream come true, Just give me 50 pounds and I'll take you
to the top"

Jim handed over his 50 pounds and never saw the man again.

Having learnt a very valuable lesson, Jim is now making better
progress. This website will spawn and grow from this, it's humble
beginnings and turn into a fully fledged hotspot for psychedelic
pocketsize pop, and maybe some concept pieces when he goes through his
beard phase.

Stop, Look, and Listen to a master at work!