Jake Wherry Discography of CDs

Jake Wherry albums Noir films and their soundtracks didn't exist at the same time as funk music, and both pre-dated hip-hop, but blending them all into a natural-sounding mix is where the Herbaliser's Jake Wherry and Ollie Teeba got their start, soul-jazzing up the trip-hop movement and helping define the Ninja Tune label's ...

Jake Wherry songs The U.K. production duo known as the Herbaliser (Jake Therry and Ollie Teeba) score again on their eclectic fourth full-length LP, SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES. Utilizing traditional boom-bap drums, funky horn arrangements, lofty strings, and a wide array of inspired movie samples, the London-based beatsmiths place loungy, jazz-based instrumentals ...

Jake Wherry music CDs The Herbaliser released their sophomore effort in 1997, expanding their already nimble sampling of old funk/jazz records, for a cool, well-paced, and tasteful collection of tracks. With the aid of New York rapper Jean Grae (billed as What What) on a few tracks, BLOW YOUR HEADPHONES comes together for an ...

Jake Wherry CD discography Recording information: Train Trax; Unit L. Editor: Jenny Trattles. Illustrator: Barney Trattles. Unknown Contributor Role: Jenny Trattles. Personnel: Jake Wherry (vocals, guitar, guitars, organ, keyboards, ARP synthesizer, acoustic bass, electric bass, percussion, programming); Simon Picton (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar, electric bass); Simon Pichton (vocals, guitar); Andrew Ross (vocals, flute, melodica, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, ...

Jake Wherry albums (alto saxophone); Ralph Lamb (trumpet, flugelhorn); Kaidi Tatham (Fender Rhodes piano, Hammond organ, Clavinet); Andy Hamill (acoustic bass); Micky Moody (drums); Patrick Dawes (percussion); DJ Jayski (scratches). A bit more Carnaby Street than South Bronx (compared to 1997's Blow Your Headphones), the Herbaliser's third album works in '60s spy-funk territory to ...

Jake Wherry discography Soon after their debut, Jake Wherry and Ollie Teeba's Herbaliser project began growing from avatars of studio hip-hop into a live band experience that was a significantly different prospect than their records promised. Then, after three LPs for Ninja Tune during the late '90s, they brought their band into the ...

Jake Wherry CD discography Take London is going to have listeners asking why two of England's foremost beatheads would want to attempt a live project. In fact, although Jake Wherry and Ollie Teeba had been sample spotters and rap boosters without peer in England's beat community -- arguably matched only by Ninja Tune label ...

Jake Wherry music CDs Soon after their debut, Jake Wherry and Ollie Teeba's Herbaliser project began growing from avatars of studio hip-hop into a live band experience that was a significantly different prospect than their records promised. Then, after three LPs for Ninja Tune during the late '90s, they brought their band into the ...

Jake Wherry discography Originally released in 2000 on two 10" slabs of vinyl, Session 1 is a take-home version of the Herbaliser's live show, which means "funky" and "exciting" to anyone who has seen the usually electronic duo jam on-stage with this organic band. Jazzy, lively, and filled with breakbeats hip-hop DJs should ...

Jake Wherry songs Herbaliser's DJ-friendly jazz/funk/hip-hop fusion is well stated on this debut. Although later releases trim back the album's occasional excess of instrumental samples, a few standout tracks and solid production throughout makes Remedies a pleasing, if limited, listen. ~ Sean Cooper Additional personnel includes Kadi "Shocker T" Tatham (vocals, keyboards); Patrick Dawes ...

Jake Wherry CD discography Recording information: Train Trax; Unit L. Editor: Jenny Trattles. Illustrator: Barney Trattles. Unknown Contributor Role: Jenny Trattles. Personnel: Jake Wherry (vocals, guitar, guitars, organ, keyboards, ARP synthesizer, acoustic bass, electric bass, percussion, programming); Simon Picton (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar, electric bass); Simon Pichton (vocals, guitar); Andrew Ross (vocals, flute, melodica, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, keyboards, percussion, ...