Jackshit "Willow Garden"


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“I’M COMING HOME” b/w “WILLOW GARDEN”
Many music fans know Pete Thomas and Davey Faragher as longtime members of Elvis Costello’s band. Many are familiar with the ubiquitous guitar playing of Val McCallum. Relatively few have experienced them together as Jackshit The Band. They are my favorite live group! On these exclusive Wasmopolitan recordings, they kidnap John Horton’s classic “I’m Coming Home” along with the old traditional ballad “Willow Garden”, takin’ ‘em both for a wild and reckless spin around the block.

To learn more about Jackshit, visit JackshitTheBand.com

FREE MUSIC
Watch "I'm Coming Home" Video

“WILLOW GARDEN” MP3
(right click, choose Save As)


BEAU SHIT (A.K.A. Val McCallum)
Guitar and Vocals
SHORTY SHIT (A.K.A. Davey Faragher)
Bass and Vocals
PETER SHIT (A.K.A. Pete Thomas)
Drums

Produced by DON WAS
Engineered and mixed by KRISH SHARMA at HENSON STUDIO B, Los Angeles
Assisted by Tom Syrowski
“I’m Coming Home” written by Johnny Horton and Tillman Franks, Cedarwood Publishing BMI
“Willow Garden” traditional – arranged by Jackshit

Video by GEMMA CORFIELD
ALEX CASTINO

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www.jackshittheband.com

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    By AFaragher on March 19, 2008, at 7:12PM PST Does anyone have the two Jackshit CDs, JACKSHIT AND JACKSHIT #2 WELCOME NUGGUT?

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    By SollyWas on February 28, 2008, at 6:55PM PST Not as good as I'm coming home but I still like jackshit. =()$$

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    By tonewall on January 19, 2008, at 9:49AM PST mighty refreshin'

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    By djdj925 on October 19, 2007, at 6:21PM PST Jackshits alright  I could get in to them
    Don heared your interview on 94.7 wcsx Detroit had to check out your sight   glad I did  where are the comersails  lol

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    By Delbert on September 22, 2007, at 3:47AM PST Jackshit and the group Split Lip Rayfield should be the musical ambassadors of this great country! Love Jackshit and the white Firebird. Sounds sweet. Great bass tone and what can I say about the drummer?! What a wonderful thing to wake up to.....Oh, and a huge thank you to Don.....

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      By davemachine on October 10, 2007, at 11:02PM PST You ain't kiddin', what great stuff -great friggin' guitar, bass, drums.
      Fantastic!

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    By rodgerma on September 17, 2007, at 10:51PM PST Sweet. Very nice. And thanks for the download. Have to look more into them....

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    By AFaragher on August 27, 2007, at 5:48PM PST Haunting song sung beautifully....

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    By mairzydoats on August 23, 2007, at 9:56PM PST Thank you for the Willow Garden video, it's a gem.

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    By montirock3 on August 23, 2007, at 1:49PM PST Classic fucking record! Can't decide which track is my favorite-this or "Im Coming Home" !! Yeah, Jackshit!




























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