Jump Supercar

UK band Jump have been a going entity for more than a quarter of a century now, although this still will have them described as a part of the new scene in progressive rock by some. Self-described as an eclectic band, this is a venture with more than a dozen studio albums to their name, thousands of gigs too apparently, and at least so far rather safely tucked into the underground rock scene too for some reason. "Over the Top" is their latest studio production, and was self-released in the spring of 2016…

The songs we came to know so well live are re-produced here wonderfully, the historical feel of The Pressed Man, the marvellous No Time To Kill, stunning My Magic Touch and Used To The Taste, and storytelling of Dreaming Of Angels, all prove that Jump continue to write amazing tunes.

Jump Up! (1982) was Elton John's first full LP to have been recorded in the 1980s, and is best remembered for including "Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)," John and lyricist Bernie Taupin's tribute to the their slain friend John Lennon. While the pair had been writing together again, albeit infrequently, since the late '70s, John continued to include material written with his primary non-Taupin collaborator, Gary Osborne…

Jimmy Ponder - Jump (1989) {Muse MCD 5347}
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© 1989 Muse Records | MCD 5347
Jazz / Soul Jazz / Jazz Blues / Guitar

Ponder is a good guitarist in the Grant Green school, a fine soul/blues player. An excellent guitarist with a soulful sound and the ability to uplift any funky jazz date, Jimmy Ponder has appeared on many recordings during his long career, over 80 as a sideman and 15 as a leader. Ponder began playing guitar when he was 14 and considers Wes Montgomery and Kenny Burrell to be his two main early influences and Wes Montgomery later on.

6th Studio Album by Progressive Rock band Jump…

JUMP's seventh studio album should see them pulling in more converts with this great new material and their excellent stage shows. It continues to demonstrate the rich diversity of mood, texture and musical style for which they consistently receive wide acclaim throughout the UK and Europe. Melodic rock with progressive textures, colour and imagination always inventive…

Jump Up! (1982) was Elton John's first full LP to have been recorded in the 1980s, and is best remembered for including "Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)," John and lyricist Bernie Taupin's tribute to the their slain friend John Lennon. While the pair had been writing together again, albeit infrequently, since the late '70s, John continued to include material written with his primary non-Taupin collaborator, Gary Osborne…