Time: 59:44
File: Flac
Released: 1999
Styles: Blues
Art: Front
1. Dog No Mo ( 5:33)
2. Broken Spoke ( 3:31)
3. Pepperjelly ( 3:42)
4. Whidbey ( 3:48)
5. Love Time ( 5:27)
6. Love Weighs 50 lbs ( 3:29)
7. Catcher In The Eye ( 5:34)
8. Beside Myself ( 3:54)
9. Life Of A Frog ( 3:15)
10. The Plunge ( 3:47)
11. Spell It Out ( 3:45)
12. French Quarter Freida ( 3:47)
13. Simply Because (10:06)
If you aren't hungry when you drop this disk in the CD player, you certainly will be by the time you've finished listening to it...Over the course of the past year, Junkyard Jane has solidified its lineup into a five-piece unit of permanent members, which has undoubtedly contributed to the strength of this recording. The band's dynamic live performances, which incorporate a hefty percentage of original material, are as entertaining and uninhibited as anything you will ever see onstage. Despite the fact that the Junkters can't be easily categorized musically, the swelling ranks of their fans obviously don't mind and are happy to follow the band wherever the music takes them. -- Washington Blues Society
It's kinda humorous that some of the local blues purists get their panties in a twist because these folks have been getting nominations in the blues awards. After all, they don't do any regular 12-bar shuffles, and there are no (count'em 0) overblown guitar solos on the whole album...What you get is a bunch of great original tunes and some cool funky grooves, clean and interesting guitar riffs, mellow and soulful trombone solos, catchy percussion accents, and great cover art too. -- Blue Suede News
Junkyard Jane calls its ecellent new album "Milkin' the Frog," but the eclectic mix of musical styles features several references to dogs and even more about food...Junkyard Jane was classified as a blues band when it released the "Washboard Highway" CD last summer but that label didn't fit then, and it's even less accurate now.
It's kinda humorous that some of the local blues purists get their panties in a twist because these folks have been getting nominations in the blues awards. After all, they don't do any regular 12-bar shuffles, and there are no (count'em 0) overblown guitar solos on the whole album...What you get is a bunch of great original tunes and some cool funky grooves, clean and interesting guitar riffs, mellow and soulful trombone solos, catchy percussion accents, and great cover art too. -- Blue Suede News
Junkyard Jane calls its ecellent new album "Milkin' the Frog," but the eclectic mix of musical styles features several references to dogs and even more about food...Junkyard Jane was classified as a blues band when it released the "Washboard Highway" CD last summer but that label didn't fit then, and it's even less accurate now.
Milkin' The Frog FLAC