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Following 1992's successful tour of North America by the Jazz Butcher Conspiracy, Pat Fish returned to the studio to complete this CD. Unlike previous Jazz Butcher Conspiracy albums, there is very little humor here. The music is low-key and somewhat depressing, and the lyrics match that sound. Fish's voice is strong and he delivers his lyrics with typical determination.

This album represents the Jazz Butcher at their peak of creativity. The songs range from softer ballads to hard rockers, and the guitar work is superb. Almost every song is listenable, there are very few clunkers. If you have any interest in JBC, this is a must album by a very underrated and incredible group. 3 people found this helpful.

Mr Jazz Butcher, aka. The Almost Abstemious Bohemian Godfather of the New Barcelona, NN1 Northampton has been unwell. This will come as a bit of a shock to those of you who may have thought that he was always slightly unwell, which is just a matter of opinion anyway. Expansive book-styled package of the first four albums from The Jazz Butcher’s early Creation Records’ years – 1988-1991. Featuring the much praised ‘Fishcotheque’, ‘Big Planet, Scarey Planet’, ‘Cult Of The Basement’ and ‘Condition Blue. Purchase Now ( thejazzbutcher.

from the 1993 Creation album. Waiting for the Love Bus". The Players: Pat Fish (Fender Telecaster, Fender Jaguar, Yamaha sf-800, 6 & 12 String Acoustic Guitars, Keyboards, Percussion, Programming, Vocals). The English Introvert. I think it's funny how i own the actually gibson firebird that was in most of the jazz butcher's stuff, ask if you like.

Waiting for the Love Bus by The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy. Originally by Bobby Freeman.