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JIM AND THE FRENCH VANILLA - Afraid of the House LP proto-punk In 1999 Polyvinyl

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In 1999 Polyvinyl

Tell Me What Ya Mean (Accident On The East Lancs

and the Weekend at the Wonk

including a deranged take on the HAIR rock-opera classic “Let The Sun Shine In” featuring Ralph Carney of Tin Huey & the Tom Waits Band on horns plus two more lengthy workouts featuring the mellotron sounds of Matt Cunitz from Brightblack Morning Light & His Golden Messenger – weird

fertilized by the initial intention of the first

JIM AND THE FRENCH VANILLA - Afraid of the House LP proto-punk In 1999 PolyvinylIncludes digital download. For fans of Thee Oh Sees and The Spits. Jim And The French Vanilla is the solo project of Jim Blaha from The Blind Shake. This is his third album under this moniker, the first two albums were acoustic, one man band affairs, but on Afraid Of The House Jim (along with his brother bandmate in Blind Shake Mike Blaha) expands to a full band sound, to astonishing effect. The basic songwriting retains the incredibly distinctive

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