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Jack Trades
Jack Trades formed in London's East End clubs, with Jack Pierce on vocals and guitar, Sam Carter on bass, Ben Johnson on drums, and Ethan James on keyboards....
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Jack Trades formed in London's East End clubs, with Jack Pierce on vocals and guitar, Sam Carter on bass, Ben Johnson on drums, and Ethan James on keyboards. They played rock music that leaned into big melodies and loud guitars, with lyrics that often turned inward.
Their song 'Kill Me Slowly (feat. Heather Janssen)' became a notable track for them. It's a slower ballad built around heartbreak, with Heather Janssen's voice adding a different texture to Pierce's lead. The song connected with listeners and got them more attention.
They toured after that, playing shows where their live energy became a talking point. The band's recordings show they worked across different rock styles, not sticking to just one approach.
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