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"Songs about lost lovers, old friends, inanimate objects, the quandary of balancing money against art and the best ode to Mom since Tupac rapped from his prison cell...Rock on, brother Jude." --- SNACK CAKE MAGAZINE"The mid-American troubadour with the most amazing angelic tenor voice, at once reminds me of a persuasive, charismatic Dylan, a ragged and ripped jeans Jim Croce, and at times inherits the valuability of Tori Amos." --- ROCK LOVE"Jude is a singer/songwriter from L.A. whose voice and vision hark back to a long-vanished time when a kid and his guitar meant something. You know, a young starving artist whose damaged life makes no sense until the moment he gets on stage and begins to sing. He carries his burden in a rambling bundle of songs that are autobiographical without being cloying or overly oblique. His voice is a pristine instrument that clarifies the ambiguous. It sensuously soars and glides as he reaches back into his forgotten inner self and pulls out this unbelievable falsetto some men would be ashamed to use." --- MAGNET MAGAZINE
Personnel includes: Jude Christodal (vocals, acoustic guitar); Glen Holmen (upright bass); William Roe (electric bass); David Raven (drums).
Engineers include: Chad Fischer, David McConnell, Curt Anderson.
Principally recorded live at Cafe Largo, Los Angeles, California.
Jude is a clever songwriter and performer. 430 N. Harper includes songs recorded in the studio or live at Café Largo in Los Angeles. Most of the tracks are just guitar and vocal. Several of these tunes are also on his major label debut, No One's Really Beautiful. Highlights of 430 N. Harper include "In Between," "Baby Ruth in Atlanta," "Love Letters," and "Prophet," among others. While a nice album by a fine artist, it does include over 85 blank tracks followed by one "hidden track" -- which is always irritating, no matter how good the hidden track is. In this case, the hidden track is not worth the wait. ~ Tim Griggs
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