Posted May 23, 200916 yr 76. Jamiroquai http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/pic200/drP200/P245/P24558K8OLY.jpg A bit of a one man band fronted by singer/songwriter Jay K most famous for doing a great Stevie Wonder impression, but nevertheless he knocked up an impressive run of hit singles thanks to some strong songwriting. ALL MUSIC GUIDE BIOGRAPHY Key Studio Album: Emergency On Planet Earth (1993) http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov75/drg100/g186/g18649adb3s.jpg Key Compiliation: High Times: 1992-2006 (2006) http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov75/dri100/i145/i14505unkw1.jpg Career Defining Song: Virtual Insanity (1996 UK#3)
May 23, 200916 yr Author Some Other Keys Songs (Pre 2000): Too Young To Die (1993 UK#12) Space Cowboy (1994 UK#17) Alright (1997 UK#6 USA#78) Deeper Underground (1998 UK#1) Are any of you fans of Jason Kay's retro soul funk outfit or not?
May 23, 200916 yr Not a massive fan but I enjoyed particularly the remix of Space Cowboy and well that's it really lol
May 23, 200916 yr I dare say Jamiroquai won't be admired by the regulars on here. I don't mind them personally, their material got progressively worse as JK's ego got bigger and bigger... Edited May 23, 200916 yr by ScottyEm
May 23, 200916 yr I love Jamiroquai! + Jay Kay's voice, Deeper Underground is my favourite track with Synkronized being my favourite album.
May 23, 200916 yr I got into Jamiroquai quite a bit last year, played their Greatest Hits to death during the summer - their songs are so summery and upbeat. I wouldn't say I'm a fan though, haven't really listened to them since. My favourites are 'Little L', Love Foolosophy' and 'Don't Give Hate A Chance'.
May 23, 200916 yr Never a huge fan of him, always found him to be a bit of a prat, however I did like Virtual Insanity and Deeper Undergound. Edited May 23, 200916 yr by brian91
May 23, 200916 yr JK's always had an ego though. :heehee: It just gets bigger, and plus Dynamite wasn't too bad.
May 24, 200916 yr to me he was abit like queen was to me...... just 'there'. loved 'little l' but thats about all. as tip suggests , he was very 'stevie wondersesque' but thats not a bad thing. i guess he did introduce a different style of music, swimming against popular tide and achieved some respectable success.
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